Even children cruelly abandoned by their biological parents were little angels to her.

She could not provide them with the best living conditions but took good care of each child.

"What's the matter, young man? Why are you quiet?"

May looked at Sean and asked with a frown.

She did not recognize Sean after 13 years.

He looked somewhat familiar, but she dared not guess wrongly if she knew him or not.

"Aunt May."

Sean's nose felt sore as he stepped forward and plopped down on his knees.

With Sean's status, not many people could have him kneel to them.

He was the pride of the army, the god of war, and a nine-star commander.

He only acknowledged Colin in the army.

Outside, he had neither father nor mother, and no one could make him make such a grand gesture.

However, he knelt to May willingly and without hesitation.

"Who... Who are you?"

May froze when she heard Sean call her that.

Only the kids from the orphanage would call her that.

Did that mean Sean used to be a member o