"I'm going back tomorrow."
Neil told his wives what he had in mind after catching his breath. Of course, he also made arrangements for them. "Once the weather cools down a little more, I'll arrange your tickets. You can all go back together then."
What he said was difficult to refuse. Perhaps his conversation with Lin Qi today had made him more certain about some things.
Or perhaps he wanted to make up for his past foolishness—to become a truly kind father who could serve as an example and an aspiration for his children. In any case, he had made up his mind on the way back.
He wanted to become the next senator and a prominent figure. Only then could his sons have a better living environment.
Though he got along with Lin Qi quite happily and calmly now, deep down, he was still somewhat afraid of him.
It was a feeling that was difficult to put into words. Sometimes, when he wanted to show "a father's affection," Lin Qi's gaze would force him to stop at the last moment.
He was afraid of Lin Qi, but he did not hate him or want to distance himself from him. Instead, he felt even more guilt.
That was another benefit wealth brought people—it made them appear more noble, or at least made them look that way.
He reflected on all the foolish things he had done over the years. Now, he wanted to be a good father, give more affection to the children who had yet to be born, and experience the adoring looks the children gave him.
But he could not leave the children here, in the Federation.
He had a feeling that if he left his children in the Federation, Lin Qi would definitely make a move against