"Changed? What do you mean? Changed?"
Peter looked at Leo, who was already a head taller than him, and asked in confusion.
"Yes, changed. Changed from before."
Since Leo couldn't find any changes himself, he decided to have a familiar companion help him look.
Peter looked at Leo and thought for a moment.
"Of course you've changed. Brother Leo used to watch movies and play games with us all the time."
"But now you don't like playing with me anymore."
Smack. Leo lightly patted Peter on the head.
"Not that kind of change!"
Peter smiled and said with a grin, "Hehe, of course I know. I just wanted to see your reaction."
"There's definitely been a change. People grow, and their personalities naturally change with them."
"Brother, you know, you've always been my idol since I was little. Whether in school or in life, you've always been outstanding, and you've always been the goal I chased."
Peter's playful expression gradually turned serious.
"But lately, Brother Leo, you've been getting quieter and quieter. You're not as happy as before, and sometimes even your smile looks forced."
"I don't know what happened, but sometimes you even make me feel scared. Two months ago, your face would suddenly become expressionless at times, and sometimes you even seemed cold. Is this what the troubles of growing up are?"
"So I wanted to come play with you. Otherwise, I feel like I'll drift farther and farther away from you."
Peter's words left Leo extremely shocked. He hadn't felt anything himself, yet in other people's eyes, he had actually become like this.
Back in the living room, Leo asked Ned the same question.
"I don't think Brother Leo has changed much. It's just... just, how should I put it?" Ned looked at Leo, his face scrunched