The silence of the night enveloped the entire Xu Mansion.
Xu Si had urged Pei Zhen to rest early before returning to his room, where he stared at an economics book beside him, his gaze unfocused, half his thoughts still immersed in what Pei Zhen had just recounted.
Not able to perceive the pain of a relative's passing.
She didn't know if that was a good thing, but it was certainly an indelible shadow in a person's life.
Pei Zhen was currently unwilling to undergo psychological therapy, and she wouldn't force him. She knew that although Pei Zhen was young, had never been exposed to society, and was attending school for the first time, he possessed a very independent personality, mature thoughts, and had never even displayed childish behavior.
Physiological age doesn't determine psychological maturity.
Xu Si believed that Pei Zhen's current state meant he was already fully capable of making his own decisions.
