The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian) novel Chapter 1776

Chapter 1776 Guardian Angel

“Have you ever ridden on that, Aunt Susan?”

“Yes?”

Susan moved her gaze to where Ian was staring at.

“Are you talking about the moped? Yes, I have ridden on it. However, you’ll need a license to drive it, and as it is a hybrid vehicle, it will be very troublesome if it runs out of battery halfway,” Susan explained to Ian patiently even though she had no idea why he was suddenly interested in the vehicle.

However, when she finished, there was a hint of disappointment in his eyes.

“Oh…”

“Huh?”

Oh? What does that mean?

Susan didn’t understand what Ian meant, but she didn’t have the time to think about it for long because she was in a hurry to bring him home.

When they arrived at the apartment, Timothy wasn’t back for dinner because he had night classes at school. After Susan prepared dinner, she and Ian ate at the dining table.

“Aunt Susan, I heard that university students work when they are still studying, is that true?”

Curious, Ian started to ask questions again.

Smiling, Susan put a large piece of pork ribs in his bowl and replied, “Yes, it’s because some students are not from rich families. They find jobs so that they can afford their tuition fees and daily expenses.”

“What do they do usually?”

“Hmm… Some of them become tutors or work part-time in companies.”

Susan didn’t tell Ian that she experienced the same thing as those students.

Although they lived in the Ataraxy, their lives hadn’t been as easy as what other people thought because Colton and his wife didn’t want to depend on the Oceanic Estate for money.

Besides, Colton hoped for both Susan and Timothy to be independent as early as possible.

It seemed like Colton was getting ready in case something happened to him and the family one day. He was proven right.

Susan and Timothy were currently leading decent lives despite the downfall of their family.

Ian was immersed in his deep thoughts again.

After all, he had gotten so used to his luxurious lifestyle that he couldn’t understand what it was like to be poor.