"When you became an adult, I was only 8 years old, in the second grade," Peggy Lewis said, "When you graduated from college, I was just entering middle school."
"Right now, it seems like we're from the same generation. But think back, when I was in elementary school, or in middle school, calling you Uncle wouldn't have been wrong." Peggy finished saying, thinking it made perfect sense.
She turned her head gleefully, seeking agreement: "Don't you think so?"
Lyke Zhekova: "..."
Lyke Zhekova's current mood was really too complicated.
He also had to admit that Peggy Lewis' argument was not without merit.
If you think back to when Peggy Lewis was a child, calling him Uncle really wouldn't have been wrong at all.
This point alone was enough to cause Lyke Zhekova immense frustration.
He originally thought he wasn't of an uncle's age.
But, looking at it now, it seems like he bloody well is!
However, Peggy Lewis had unknowingly stopped using honorifics in conversation.
