Jenson could not be bothered to acknowledge his aunt and squeezed into the kitchen to help his daddy.

Josephine found it dull and uninteresting, leaving hastily.

“Brother, I’m leaving. Remember to get a doctor to look at Jenson. Grand Asia’s Dr. Xander Zachary is not bad.” Josephine left after saying this.

Jay’s expression cooled slightly. The doctor his sister recommended was a top expert in psychiatry. His heart very much rebelled getting Jenson in contact with psychiatry studies.

He subconsciously felt Jenson was the same as he was, only quiet and antisocial when he was little. When he grew up and made a few friends who truly knew him, this type of personality would change for the better.

However, these few days, Jenson often switched between talkative activeness and silent moodiness. This struck Jay’s alarm. He was afraid his own carelessness would lead to him letting slip the b

After Dr. Zachary left, Jenson ran into the study room. He pushed open the door to find Jay with his head in his hands, the appearance of one in severe pain. Jenson had the answer in his heart.

“He said I’m sick too?” Jenson said angrily.

Jay lifted his gaze to see his son’s face that was so shiningly handsome. A barely detectable hint of concealed worry appeared on his face.

He thought that it was perhaps Jenson was too perfect that the heavens would have to give him some challenge.

“Jenson, Dr. Zachary says your disorder is still in its early stages. As long as we actively cooperate, it will get better.” Jay did not want to tell Jenson about this cruel matter, but he needed Jenson to cooperate with the coming treatment, so he had to accept this reality.

“Treating my life like it’s grass to trample on,” Jay said angrily through pursed lips.

Kay looked at the angrily upset face of 

Yes, she, too, felt it was mysterious. These few years while she had been overseas, she often had video calls with her family, yet she had never heard Jenson was training in martial arts. Moreover, when she came back home for winter and summer breaks, she had never seen Jenson go for training either.

Then what was that dexterous ability he had shown earlier?

Josephine thought hard over this as she walked, but she could not think of a reason no matter how she wracked her brain.

When Jay brought Jenson out of the amusement park, he saw a bunch of people surrounding a red supercar at the entrance. Jay’s face darkened instantly. “Josephine Ares!”

Hearing Jay’s fierce shout, Josephine jogged over. When she saw her sports car was so carelessly left that it was covered with many fines, she cried without tears.

“How should I reprimand you? Wait till you get on the headlines tomorrow.” Jay a

Jenson could not be bothered to acknowledge his aunt and squeezed into the kitchen to help his daddy.

Josephine found it dull and uninteresting, leaving hastily.

“Brother, I’m leaving. Remember to get a doctor to look at Jenson. Grand Asia’s Dr. Xander Zachary is not bad.” Josephine left after saying this.

Jay’s expression cooled slightly. The doctor his sister recommended was a top expert in psychiatry. His heart very much rebelled getting Jenson in contact with psychiatry studies.

He subconsciously felt Jenson was the same as he was, only quiet and antisocial when he was little. When he grew up and made a few friends who truly knew him, this type of personality would change for the better.

However, these few days, Jenson often switched between talkative activeness and silent moodiness. This struck Jay’s alarm. He was afraid his own carelessness would lead to him letting slip the best period of treatment for Jenson.

During dinner, Jay made the decision to have an open and honest

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