"I see."

Kent saw that Sean did not want to say anymore, so he stopped asking.

"Dinner! Dinner!

"Dad, hurry over and wash your hands. Sean, I'll get you some water."

Willow walked to the kitchen door and spoke to Sean and Kent.

"Okay!"

Sean smiled and nodded.

They enjoyed the meal.

A rare coziness slowly spread through the family.

Sean listened most of the time while everyone at the dinner table talked.

Fion and the rest also knew Sean was a man of few words, so they let him be.

With a spoon and a fork in hand, Sean glanced over the three people's faces.

He suddenly felt emotional.

His heart, which was once fiercely tough, had softened considerably.

There was a time when everything Fion did disgusted him.

However, putting himself in her shoes, who would willingly marry off their daughter to a cripple?

Therefore, Sean's initial dislike of Fion had dissipated quite a bit.

Sean was willing to protect them as long as they changed.

...

After dinner.

Willow went back to h