So, Chu Molin thought about asking Cohen for his opinion when he returned. If he really didn't want to go back, then he wouldn't force it. From the moment they adopted him, they already considered him their own son. They wouldn't force him to do anything he didn't want to.
But now that the person has been found, it wouldn't make sense for Chu Molin to ignore it, right? So, understanding the situation clearly is the best approach.
What Dam didn't know was Chu Molin's concerns, otherwise, he would definitely say: Sir, please don't. Ever since the master learned that the young master might be his long-lost child, he has been prepared to bring him back. If you're not willing to let him go, who knows what would happen there?
Dam wasn't joking but speaking seriously. Situations like these are exactly as he imagined, because to a large extent, he didn't know what the master was thinking either.
