Chapter 80: Lysandre demons (Part 3)

The fact that the thin stall owner, in his thirties, could still make progress indicated how heavy the burden from his original family was.

It also indirectly suggested that he did have talent.

The thin stall owner completely released the resentment in his heart. Through the crowd, he looked at Amalia gratefully. She was the first one to acknowledge his talent, even though she had always been someone he didn't like.

Upon returning home, the middle-aged man indeed told his parents. He angrily berated Lysandre, adding fuel to the fire with many exaggerated words.

That afternoon, his parents came over and overturned Lysandre's stall without saying a word, even scolding those who commented. They claimed it was none of their business and asked why others were meddling in how they raised their son, and they alao driving away the customers.

This was Amalia's first time seeing Lysandre's parents, although others had seen them several times before.