Levi didn't speak again, but Daniel could tell from his son's expression that the child had taken his words to heart.
As for whether his son would take that crucial step in social interactions in the future, whether he would stop being so withdrawn, he wasn't sure yet. But at least for now, there seemed to be some hope.
The Harris Family had some holdings in F City, and Daniel took his son back to the family villa there, entrusting a servant to look after him. "Daddy has some errands to run, be good and listen to the servant auntie here," Daniel instructed his son.
Levi pursed his small lips and didn't answer, simply going to the side, sitting on the sofa, and playing with a Rubik's Cube.
Daniel then briefed the servant before heading out. In general, his son, even though not very sociable and not fond of talking, was easy to manage and wouldn't go outside wild like other children.
"Mr. Harris, where to?" the driver asked as Daniel got into the car.
