Sonny added with a helpless smile, “My grandparents went to my company as soon as they heard I was back, and they said the same thing. Everyone claims they’re not pressuring me, but every time we meet, marriage comes up. That’s basically pressure.”
People gained more worries as they grew older.
Childhood had been so much simpler.
Sonny couldn’t help drifting back to those carefree days. Back then, he was everyone’s favorite. The adults doted on him endlessly. He didn’t need to worry about anything—his only job was to be happy.
The only real hardship he’d faced growing up was studying.
And even that hadn’t been much of a hardship. His grades were always excellent. He ranked first in every exam. He’d never even experienced what it felt like to come in second.
The other hardship was martial arts training.