"I've found a good place in the subway station, designed as a reserved platform for a new line that's not fully excavated yet. It's a U-shaped area; as long as the entrance is well guarded, its safety and concealment are pretty good."
Instead of directly responding to going to Dong Tianyu's sanctuary, Mr. Thompson mentioned that he had found a more suitable location.
Listening to this, Dong Tianyu understood his father's thoughts. Mr. Thompson was reluctant to live in the refuge built by his own son.
This isn't because Mr. Thompson doesn't love his son, but rather it's precisely because of his deep love for him that he made such a choice.
After a period of working in the district office, Mr. Thompson noticed that his son wasn't the only one who had built a Private Sanctuary in Pengcheng - others had also established their own refuges.
