If Song Shuhang owed ordinary money, Papa Song would grit his teeth, take advantage of his renewed youthful health, and work for a few more years, determined to help his son pay off the debt.
But what his son owed were "spirit stones"—and Papa Song really couldn't do anything about that—after all, he had absolutely no idea how to earn spirit stones.
Where can you get a job that pays in spirit stones? Urgent!
Senior White carefully broke off a piece of cookie-shaped snack and handed a small piece to the mechanical girl Xiao Lingxiao. Then he glanced at the anxious Papa Song and comforted him: "Don't worry, I won't charge interest. Shuhang can pay me back slowly."
After Senior White's reassurance, Papa Song became even more worried—no interest, just the principal? Isn't that just admitting the money lent out will probably never come back, so he's decided to hope for at least getting the principal?
