Chapter 339 Martin In His Arms

Byron raised his hand and gently rubbed Martin’s hair. “Actually, I also spoke later than others when I was young. I didn’t say my first sentence until I was about five. I also thought going to school was unnecessary and a waste of time. He told Martin about his childhood, and Martin was also very interested in listening. Martin didn’t even realize he didn’t reject Byron’s touch so much. “But then I discovered that interpersonal communication is also an important course. So I ended up going to school like everyone else. It’s just that when I feel that those lessons are no longer difficult for me, I will skip grades.” Then Byron asked Martin again, “Do you want to learn interpersonal communication? It’s an important course. If you want to, let’s try it from kindergarten. When you learn to communicate with other kids, you can skip grades and go to other places to study.” Martin felt that his father’s words were not completely unacceptable. In particular, their mental journeys were very similar, and their thoughts were also very similar. So he also felt that he could try the path his father had walked.