Chapter 136

Thus, Hank had never pressured Dawson into getting married. He was getting old, and his mindset had grown more open. He believed that his children and grandchildren should live their own lives, so he wouldn't interfere too much. "So, when do you think you'll actually fall for someone?" Hank asked. "Let's talk about this another time," Dawson replied mildly. "With your personality, it won't be easy for you to fall for someone. That's why you should listen to me. Once you like someone, hold on to them and never let go. Otherwise, who knows if you'll ever fall for anyone else again." Dawson gave Hank a rare, questioning look. "Really?" Hank's white eyebrows shot up. "You think I'm making it up? You were so stubborn as a kid. Even after suffering all those grievances in the Faulkner family, you refused to come back and chose to endure it all alone. In fact, you're still as stubborn as ever now!" Thinking of the past, Dawson frowned. "We'll see." After seeing Hank off, Dawson stayed