If Song Shuhang owed ordinary money, Papa Song would have gritted his teeth and, taking advantage of his rejuvenated body, worked for a few more years to help his son pay off his debts.
But his son owed spirit stones, and Papa Song was powerless—after all, he had no idea how to earn spirit stones.
Where could he work to earn spirit stones? He was anxious!
Senior White carefully broke open a piece of biscuit-like snack and handed a small piece to the mechanical girl, Little Ling Xiao. Then, he looked at the anxious Papa Song and comforted him, "Don't worry. I don't charge interest. Shuhang can pay me back slowly."
After Senior White comforted him, Papa Song became even more worried. He didn't even want the interest and only wanted to recover the principal? Wasn't this just acknowledging that it was very difficult to get back the money he had borrowed and simply wanting to break even?
