Late Forgiveness

Chapter 442: Late Forgiveness

As the eldest son of the Wayne Family, Bruce was riding high. Not only did he have a "beautiful wife" by his side, but he was also the king's favorite.

But these past few days, young Master Wayne had sensed something was off. It wasn't because his parents had found a second spring in their lives and given him several more younger siblings, nor because he'd overindulged and become unable to get back up. It was the dog who'd watched him grow up. Mr. Dog was acting strange.

Bruce Wayne was an enviable winner in life—not only because of his family's wealth, which was as plentiful as grains of sand, but also because the much-adored Mr. Dog lived in his house.

Bruce had grown up alongside Hogg and had long since come to regard him as family. He was willing to confide all his little secrets to him. After all, Hogg wasn't like that old geezer of a father of his, who'd whip him with a belt at the drop of a hat.

When Bruce realized the dog was in a bad mood, he decided to invite his fatherly, brotherly friend out fishing. After all, the moment a big fish broke the surface, all your troubles vanished.

Looking at the dog sprawled on the ground beside him after they'd both been skunked, Wayne couldn't accept the news he'd just heard:

"Are you really leaving?"

"Yes, my boy! Just like I told you before, Dorn and I came here on a mission, and every mission has a time limit. Dorn is my timer."

At twenty-four, Bruce was a grown man, no longer the child who'd been afraid even to go out to sea. After years of observation, he'd also long since realized there was something wrong with