Chapter 84 A Familiar Letter

"Check for what? He likes to be alone, doesn't he? Just leave him be." Shonna said with an angry and displeased tone, but she didn't stop Jared from going upstairs. After all, Logan was her own son. As a mother, how could she really be ruthless to her son? Jared also knew about it, so he went straight upstairs as soon as he finished speaking. "Logan, open the door." Jared stood outside Logan's room and knocked on the door. The door was opened. Logan looked at him, the rims of his eyes red, "Jared." "You're crying?" Jared raised his eyebrows. Logan lifted his arm, wiped his eyes roughly, and retorted awkwardly, "No, I'm not." Jared snickered but soon adjusted his expression, "Can I come in and talk?" "Come in." Logan agreed, stepping aside. Jared walked into the room. Logan, meanwhile, closed the door and followed behind him. "Jared, didn't you say last time that you were going to help me convince mom to allow me to play basketball? But now mom is nagging about me quitting t