Chapter 4

A barely 646 square feet rental place served as their family of three’s modest home.

The room was dimly lit, with worn–out furniture displaying severe signs of peeling paint. The cracked floors exuded dampness, while the air carried a musty scent.

“It’s so damp, so it’s probably going to rain again!” Hilda complained as she carried the groceries into the kitchen.

Meanwhile, Carlisle headed straight to his bedroom to start his revision. Before doing so, he took out a notepad and a pencil to write down two phrases: “Get into a university” and “Earn money“.

For an ordinary person, the goal of taking the college entrance exam was to secure a better future. Then he could get a good job and earn money.

But for Carlisle, it was to make up for regrets from his past life and to lift his parents‘ heads high in front of others.

As for making money, it wasn’t too difficult for a reincarnator like him. There are plenty of opportunities to earn money in the coming years.

After work, Gordon Zahn returned home with a bag of pastries. He was dressed in work clothes and had a slightly plump figure. He also had stubble on his cheek and messy hair.

He stood at the door to watch for a while before heading to the kitchen to help.

“You better get out of here. You’re too clumsy!” Hilda pushed Gordon out of the kitchen as she finished

speaking.

Gordon suddenly said, “Hilda, have you noticed how hardworking our son is?”

Hilda glared at Gordon with a displeased expression and asked, “Is something wrong with you? You have something to say when he’s not working hard. Now that he is hardworking, you still have something to

say?”

“What I mean is, our son is working so hard. He’s bound to get into a better university!”

“Of course, Carl has inherited his mother’s talent and intelligence. It’s hard for him not to excel!”

“Nonsense! He obviously takes after his smart father!”

“You’ve got to be kidding me!”

Hilda quickly prepared dinner, Carlisle was eager to finish his meal quickly so he could continue studying.

was displeased and remarked, “Take your time to finish. After all, no

finish eating quickly so I can study.

She then continued, “Carl, don’t stress yourself

then realized that his abnormal behavior had worried his mother. He paused for a moment and continued smilingly, “Mom, don’t worry, I’m

white wine and asked, “Have you decided which university

University,” Carlisle

drink. Even Hilda’s mouth twitched slightly.

a little more effort this month, he should be able to get

get into Riverland

worried that Carlisle might be losing his

on the table and said, “That’s right! Where there is a will, there is a way! I believe

in silence. With the SATS looming, she couldn’t bear to

Carlisle finished his meal, he returned to his room to study. He focused on

door to remind him it was

bed now!”

answered while stretching lazily. He had a faint smile as the once–complicated subjects now seemed less daunting.

s in

sleep. He looked at the

a dream.

next morning, Hilda got up early to prepare breakfast, while Carlisle went for his morning run. Regular morning runs could

So, he was determined to have a strong body

of the bathroom. He

our son up

answered, “He’s up earlier than me, already out

suddenly wide awake. He was surprised. “A morning run? Is

her spine. She asked, “Gordon, do you think something happened to our

and getting up early to ruit was too out of character! It’s like he had become a different person.

he in love?” As soon as his words were out, Hilda thought

in love?” Carlisle asked as he walked to the

on the fan. Hilda laughed awkwardly and continued, “Nothing!

he finished breakfast and freshened up to get ready. He

first traffic light intersection since he usually met Sean there. About

seeing things! Pigs must be flying. You’re here earlier than me?” Sean was

it

was the one waiting for Carlisle. Today, it was the opposite.

noticed the heavy dark circles under Sean’s eyes and asked, “Did you stay up all night?”

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