He dawdled out of the bedroom, noticing that nothing in the living room had changed.
All the furniture and appliances were still there.
Morgan thought about how he used to sit on the carpet every day, watching cartoons.
And he would hold his Poké Ball while watching Pokémon.
Cindy walked over, "Having a hard time letting go?"
Morgan nodded, "This is the place you worked so hard to buy on your own."
"And there are so many memories here. I know every nook and cranny," Morgan said sadly.
"Don't want to move to my place?" Adrian Zhekova asked, walking over.
Morgan shook his head, "No, it's just a little hard to let go."
"After all, he has lived here for three years," Cindy said softly, "Despite his young age, he has been here since he can remember. It's the place he's most familiar with."
Leaving the place where he grew up would inevitably cause some sadness and loss for the little guy.
However, children have a great ability to self-regulate.
