Chapter 577: Can’t Forget Your Child
Lu Feng smiled and said, "Brother, sister-in-law, there’s no need for you to treat me like an outsider. We’re all a part of the Lu family. There is no need to be so polite, isn’t it?" Then, he looked at Lu Shaoyang and said, "Shaoyang, don’t listen to your parents. Keep the money. I’ll take it as you think I gave too little if you don’t accept it."
"Lu Feng, why are you making a scene?" Lu Guo seemed to have reached the limit of his patience and roared, "You’d better not overdo it. Come to me if you are dissatisfied with anything."
"I’m here to give Shaoyang a wedding gift. What do you mean by making a scene?" Lu Feng looked puzzled and said with a smile, "When my Shaolin was born, didn’t brother and sister-in-law give him a gift too?" When he said this, it was as if a bomb had been dropped on Lu Guo and Mrs. Lu. They were so shocked that they lost control of their expressions and could not speak. Lu Shaolin had long been a taboo between them. Every time he mentioned it accidentally, Lu Feng would go crazy. How could he mention Lu Shaolin with a smile on his face? Was he crazy? Or did he already know something?
"Who is Lu Shaolin?" Lu Shaoyang was confused and asked, "how come I’ve never heard of this name before?" From his second uncle’s words, Lu Shaolin seemed to be his son. However, after his second uncle divorced his wife, he never married or had any children.
"Don’t ask about things you shouldn’t be asking," Lu Guo became even more anxious, and he scolded without thinking, "you’re just a kid. Why are you asking so much? You’re the only one with a mouth, aren’t you?"
"Brother, let’s talk this out. Why are you scolding Shaoyang?" Lu Feng was still smiling. He picked up the cigar again but did not light it and only played with it between his fingers. His posture was a little carefree, and his eyelids were slightly drooped, making it impossible for others to see his expression. "It’s normal that Shaoyang has never heard of the name Lu Shaolin. Lu Shao is my son. It’s a pity that he died shortly after he was born." He sounded calm as he said slowly, "it’s been so many years, and it’s always been a scar in my heart. I didn’t like to hear anyone mention this name before. So, it’s normal you’ve never heard of it, Shaoyang."