Chapter 106 Words Aren't Enough

• Seven years had passed, and words that were once easy to say had now gained depth and weight. In Aaron Alit's hometown, so much had changed.
• A sense of responsibility had taken root in the hearts of everyone. In their youthful days, filled with energy and blissful ignorance of the real world, they had been reckless and carefree. But life had evolved, and the burden of responsibilities weighed down their egos, with the relentless pace of life never showing any signs of slowing down. They were keenly aware of this fact.
• Over the years, they had learned valuable lessons, particularly how to cherish each and every relationship. While they may not have aged significantly, the experiences they had gone through had matured them beyond their years, giving them a profound understanding of the world at a young age.