Second Son (2)

It was the first time Paul saw his father sobbing (which Paul honestly didn't understand why). Indeed, his father respected Mr. Peter's family very much, but wasn't the death of their first child really due to his own negligence? For someone as strict with the rules as himself, what Kyllian was doing was ridiculous in Paul's eye. Yes, very ridiculous and irresponsible. Didn't he as an adult understand very well how dangerous drunk driving is? After all, don't they come from wealthy families? What's wrong with asking one of the drivers to pick him up? Or if not, he can use the services of a substitute driver. But instead of doing all of those options, he just acts reckless and ridiculous! So, according to Paul, what Kyllian experienced was the result of his own actions and he must take full responsibility for it.

But Paul's father didn't seem to accept it when his son badmouthed his beloved young master. Instead, he scolded Paul and defended Kyllian with all his might, saying that it w