Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Josh walked over again and saw Zachary looking at Serenity's Moments.

He teased, "Serenity took the kids out this time. They must be having a blast. Jasmine's been wanting to take Milo out too, but she says she can't handle him alone. So she asked me when I could take a few days off."

Zachary slipped his phone back into his pocket. "You don't need long-just a week should do. You've already finished your current work, so go ahead and take some time off."

Josh smiled. "Thanks. I just don't know where to take him. All kids seem to love amusement parks, but for us adults, they're kind of boring."

us. We're just there to let them have fun and create happy memories. It's about giving them a

that, but don't you and Serenity often leave your kids at home and sneak off for some fun

they're on summer break. Just let him go wherever he enjoys. They're still too young to appreciate historic sites or cultural spots. They won't understand any of it—it's all just scenery to them. Better to take them to places like amusement parks where they can actually enjoy themselves." Josh nodded. Zachary made a good point. Still, he grumbled a bit. "I've got a whole playground set up at home, and your Wildridge Manor is practically a theme park by itself. It's got everything! Don't these kids ever get tired of it? Why do they still get excited about playgrounds

love going out. They enjoy the excitement, the crowds, and the newness of it all. That kind of joy only lasts for a few years. Once they hit middle school and become teens, they won't be interested in any of it anymore." Josh thought back to his own teenage years. All he wanted was to study and practice martial arts. He had no interest in amusement parks-video games were more appealing. As he got older, he gravitated toward more extreme thrills— motorcycle races, risky stunts. He got scolded and beaten countless times for it. But nothing really stopped him. He

parents disciplined him hard. But when

didn't have enough time for their son, but now that they're retired, they've made