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Nezha finally understood why his father always emphasized the importance of "stability"—it was a painful lesson learned through his youth and dreams.
“Dad…” Nezha hesitated, feeling both heartbroken and a twinge of guilt.
Li Jing waved his hand, his tone softening. “Son, I called you back today to apologize.”
Nezha was taken aback. “Apologize? Why?”
Li Jing took a deep breath. “Because I have always imposed my standards on you, neglecting your thoughts and feelings. I was too afraid you would follow in my footsteps, too worried that you would pay the price for your dreams, so I insisted you take a stable path. But I was wrong.”
Li Jing stood up and walked to the window, gazing out at the scenery. “Your and Ao Bing’s efforts to save the Dragon Tribe and change the fate of the Demon Orb have taught me an important lesson—life cannot be solely about seeking stability; it must also include pursuit and responsibility. You young people possess courage and abilities that our generation cannot even imagine, and you have the right to choose your own path.”
Turning around, tears glistened in Li Jing’s eyes. “Son, no matter what you want to do in the future, as long as it is something you truly love, your mother and I will fully support you. If you want to become a Football Coach, then go pursue it; we will be your strongest backing.”
Nezha was so moved that he couldn't find his voice. He had never expected such a significant change from his father. A warm current surged in his heart, melting away years of estrangement between them.
“Dad…” Nezha choked up as he stood up and rushed forward to embrace his father tightly. “I’m sorry; I always thought you didn’t understand me, but in reality, I never tried to understand you.”
Li Jing patted his son’s back, his voice also thick with emotion. “Silly boy, there’s no need for apologies between parents and children. We just hope you can be healthy and happy and find the path that truly belongs to you.”
The two embraced for a moment, wiping away their tears. Li Jing cleared his throat and pointed to the soccer books on the shelf. “These are some I bought recently; I hope they help you. Also…” He took an envelope from the drawer and handed it to Nezha. “This is a recommendation letter for the National Football Youth Training Camp. Through some connections with old comrades, I secured an interview opportunity for you. If you really want to become a Football Coach, this could be a good starting point.”
Nezha received the envelope in astonishment, hardly believing his eyes. “Dad, this… this is amazing! I don’t know what to say…”
Li Jing smiled and patted his son’s shoulder. “You don’t need to say anything; making good use of this opportunity is the greatest reward for me.”
The two left the study and returned to the living room. Ao Bing and Lady Yin were chatting on the sofa; upon seeing their expressions, they knew the conversation had gone well.
Lady Yin smiled with relief. “It seems you two have finally reconciled?”
Nezha nodded excitedly as he showcased the envelope. “Mom, Dad not only supports my dream but also helped me get an interview opportunity at the National Football Youth Training Camp!”
Lady Yin affectionately ruffled her son’s hair. “Silly child, how could we not support you? We were just worried about how hard it might be for you.”
Ao Bing also wore a pleased smile. “Congratulations, Nezha. Uncle Li, Aunt Yin, your open-mindedness and support are Nezha’s greatest happiness.”
Li Jing sat beside Ao Bing and asked earnestly, “Ao Bing, how about you? Is the reform in the Dragon Tribe progressing smoothly? Does your father support your decisions?”
Ao Bing’s expression suddenly became complex. “Overall, the reform is going relatively well, but… to be honest, my father still has reservations about some of my decisions—especially regarding my future plans.”
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