My Son Might Be A Villain

Shao and Lu BoYang didn’t seem to have too much to do with each other with the exception of the surname.

Having heard that, Lu Shao was taken aback a little.

“No, both my oldest and second brothers had passed away over some conflict of interest,” explained Lu Shao.

The Mr.
Lu nowadays was no longer one who would be affected by things that had happened in the past.
His tone was very mild when he mentioned it.

That, however, sounded very different to Su Ran.

“Um, I’m sorry.
I didn’t know…” Su Ran apologized to Lu Shao and also realized that she should not have pried.

She wanted very much to find out whether he was related to Lu BoYang but the two of them didn’t know each other very well after all.
It was rude of her to pry.

“It’s fine,” said Lu Shao.

It did cross his mind to find some time to tell Su Ran and her son about somethings that had happened in the past as well as some of the current situation.

Granted, Su Ran only needed to know about the Lu’s current situation.
As for the history of the Lu’s, that would be homework for the lad.

Su Ran opened her mouth a little and was about to say something when she was interrupted by a voice.

Su Ran seemed to recall the girl that was walking toward them.
She was the art committee in Su Ran’s class?

“Hi, Uncle.
Hi, Auntie.” Liu Na jogged over to Su Ran and Lu Shao and greeted them politely.

“Em…”

“What’s the matter?” asked Su Ran, reflexively put on her tender voice.

After being around her cool and tsundere son all the time, Su Ran suddenly felt that the soft and sweet girl in front of her was very cute.

“Well, it’s these instructions.
We can’t quite figure it out and would like to consult Uncle how it is done,” said Liu Na as she pulled the instructions out from behind her, somewhat embarrassed.

Meanwhile, a middle-aged man walked over from behind her, most likely her father.

“Em, I have never put a tent before either.
I really couldn’t figure it out so I thought we will come over to consult the expert,” said Liu Na’s father awkwardly as he scratched his head.