<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

Basically, I am a father to 2 boys (14 and 4) and 2 girls, (10 and 6). I have always really connected with my 14 year old, it's really that general father-son take him hunting/fishing, teach him about women, trust him to take care of our ladies and be a man kind of thing. 

I obviously I love them all the same, but is it okay that he's usually the one I pay the most attention to/am closest to? He really looks up to me and trusts me way more than I did my dad, and I know my other kids don't notice it, (I asked them if it bothered them when I took their brother out to hunt or fish, and my girls said no, they like staying home and playing with their dolls or going to a friend's. I do know my kids. If they have a problem, they ALWAYS tell their mother. Poor woman could write a book on their complaints.) but I'm still concerned as my wife mentioned it the other day.

It's not deliberate, it's just the fact that he has more interest in me. Yesterday I spent about an hour and a half explaining to my 10 year old how a diesel engine works because she was interested in how daddy's truck worked. But I just noticed the difference in me telling her and my son under the truck helping me fix it.

For reference, I do have a lot of friends inside and outside the workplace, so I'm not just a lonely asshole. Thanks guys.
<bot>: I spend a lot of time bonding with my 14 year old son and since my wife brought it up, I'm concerned I'm not being a good father to the rest of my kids.