When Elaine heard Jacob saying that there was still a throbbing pain in his calves, she frowned immediately as she questioned him, “Jacob Wilson, you’re jogging behind my back?”

Jacob retorted, “What do you mean I’m doing it behind your back? Do I have to report to you if I were to go jogging?”

Elaine snorted coldly and said, “You already have one foot in the grave now and you’re still jogging. Why are you even jogging? Are you trying to revive your second spring?”

Jacob said impatiently, “What has it got to do with you anymore? Why are you worrying so much about it?”

After he was done speaking, Jacob glanced at the crutches that were placed against the dining table beside Elaine as he sneered and said, “Why? You’re not allowing me to go out for a jog just because your legs are not in a good condition?”

Charlie felt a little frustrated when he heard them bickering, and he spoke up, “Dad, Mom, the both of you should just stop bickering. The both of you should not continue with this