Chapter 1672 Visiting Finnick and Vivian

Larry had never seen the coast at night. When he was young, he only strolled along the beach with his mother in the afternoon or early morning. Back then, he was always morose and griped that he had no freedom and rights, so his mother coaxed him by saying, “Everything you're learning now is helping you lay your path to make it easier in the future.” Having heard that too many times, he naturally found it irritating and couldn't be bothered to listen to her anymore. Thus, his mother came up with an idea—whenever he was downcast, she would bring him here to look at the sea and amble along the beach with him, leaving rows of neat footprints.