As Lind looked at Kelt, who was only a few months old, lying in his cradle, his face softened with affection.
He stroked Kelt's tender cheek, and a sense of connection through their shared blood welled up from deep within him.
Faced with his first child, Lind's feelings were extraordinarily complicated.
They grew even more complicated when he thought about how he would be unable to stay beside his son most of the time and fulfill his duties as a father.
Lind wrestled with whether he should take Kelt away.
If he left Kelt with the Charlotte Family, he worried about how his son would grow up and whether he would ever feel the warmth of a family.
Especially after learning that Charlotte Linlin had taken another husband, Lind knew that her ambition still mattered most to her.
If Kelt stayed with the Charlotte Family, he would very likely end up like Katakuri, a tool for Charlotte Linlin to fulfill her ambitions.
But Lind did not know how to broach the subject with Charlotte Linlin.
When Lind had slept with Charlotte Linlin, he had effectively already agreed to leave Kelt in her care.
He had even once considered using Kelt to gain control over the Charlotte Family.
But after actually meeting Kelt, the sentimentality carried over from his previous life once again gained the upper hand.
No father could fail to love his own child, and Lind could not bear to leave Kelt alone with the Charlotte Family to face a future that hardly looked bright.
By comparison, if Kelt stayed beside Lind, everything would be happy and wonderful, apart from not having his mother around.
He could happily attend kindergarten, elementary school, middle school, and university, without all the scheming, let alone having to face brutal battles at such