By the time Alaric Norwood turned three, he could already read a whole book by himself.
Children's literature, whether in pure English or pure Chinese, was no problem for him. But the little boy had only ever been exposed to an elite, home-schooled environment and had no concept of teamwork. To cultivate his social skills, Kian Sterling made the decision to send him to a famous private kindergarten in Metropia.
Alaric was a handsome boy, and within a few days of starting kindergarten, he had already gained a large group of playmates, most of whom were girls.
He was surrounded by a group of girls all day long, who peppered him with questions. The topic of love, it seemed, was popular with girls of all ages:
"You're so handsome. Do your daddy and mommy love you a lot?"
Alaric nodded and replied in his child-like voice, "Daddy, Mommy, and my uncle all love me very much."
