Chapter 31: Alden's mother's wise decision

Thinking of his mother, Alden suddenly laughed. He feels his world is falling apart and wonders if at some point. Will he become an adult? Now, all day long, letting my mother worry, protect, protect, it's a shame for a man. The more Alden thought about it, the more useless he felt.

Alden's memories continued to drift back to his youthful, wild, rebellious days.

Alden was twenty years old then, living in parties and hanging out with lots of girls. Until one fine day, one of the girls Alden knew, used to hang out at Helen's house. She eloquently announced that she was pregnant. And the child is Alden's child. Of course, no one believed what the girl said. Alden himself at that time knew how to avoid trouble. He was always very careful. It is worth mentioning here that it was Alden's mother who supervised the poor girl until it was proved that what she said was true. But then the pressure was too great from Mrs. Agatha, causing the girl to admit that she was trying to deceive Helen's fa