Senator Landon's wife rarely came here, so he was the one who "arranged" his son's daily life and studies.
Calling it an arrangement was a stretch. It was more like letting him run wild.
He was busy himself and had no time to carefully observe what changes were taking place in his son's life or studies.
Most of the time, they simply sat together on weekends, exchanged a few casual words over a meal, and then went off to do their own things.
Oh, right!
They also communicated more whenever his son asked him for money, and their feelings were relatively more "expressed."
For example, he might say things like, "I love you, Dad."
Senator Landon had also considered bringing him into his own social circle, but... he felt it was still a little too early.
His son was very loyal, loyal to Lin Qi, but he also knew that Lin Qi was truly no good.
He had realized that starting with Federer. One could not be deceived by Lin Qi's outward appearance, though it was extremely deceptive! He was a terrifying young man. Senator Landon knew his son well; he could never become "himself."
If he came into contact with Lin Qi too early, before he was ready, destruction would be all that awaited him.
He was not shrewd enough, nor did he understand reality clearly enough.
In front of Lin Qi, the slightest trace of "idealistic" thinking could be seized and exploited by him.
If one was useful and had no other ideas, like a silent hammer, that would be fine.
But if one was like Richard—capable, yet harboring a little ambition that should not be there—the final outcome would be disappearing from this world.
So he believed that the time had not yet come. He would wait