Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 500

At Glory Textile Factory, laughter was heard.

"Do you see that? That's my son."

Rory stood up from the excitement upon seeing Sean on stage.

Sharyl covered her mouth in surprise. She was teary-eyed.

Sean really was on TV. Her boy was all grown up now.

"Rory, your son has just started his studies, yet he has started a business. He shouldn't neglect his education!" one of Rory's long-time business associates said worriedly.

The others nodded in agreement.

"That's right, Rory. Sean should prioritize his studies at this age. He wasn't parented properly..."

"Call him quickly. Tell him to stop and focus on his studies. It isn't too late to start his business after he has graduated!" exclaimed another.

Several suppliers who had a good relationship with them chimed in. They felt rather envious.

Their sons not only had poor grades, but they also refused to learn the trade. Instead, their sons spent all day either at internet cafes or arcades.

They wondered how such a big difference could be between their sons and Rory's son. They thought that perhaps Rory's family had some incredible luck.

by their words. She took out

Sharyl's hand and asked coldly, "What

right. Sean should be focusing on his studies at this age. We're not so old that we can't

still earn a living. Do we need to rely

his brows.

be successful and independent, but he also didn't want

business meant being constantly busy. He wondered how Sean could possibly focus on his

carrying out a business? Aren't you worried he'll

Gordon, hoping he could help

I think

business. The kids have their own ideas

Sean and Carlisle used to spend all their time online,

a moment. She then

Gordon and Hilda had both attended high school. In the 80s, high school graduates

would naturally side with Rory,

hesitated for a

"Gordon and I used to share your sentiment. However, we eventually understood that kids can only get into college if they work hard. It was not due to our strict management of

be learning the trade from you or spending money on a vocational school and

"Kids

path."

up eventually. I think we should support them