Chapter 215 - 207 Clues
At that moment, Lu Aiguo was at a loss for words upon hearing Lu Aibing’s thick-skinned "credit-grabbing"—not that it was all bad. Since he wanted to show off, let him do so. It also spared his own family from suspicion.
However, Lu Aibing was still "quite conscientious," at least he didn’t monopolize the "credit." He also said that much was owed to his sister-in-law Xia Yuan, who upon learning of Zhang Cai’s pregnancy, generously helped her nourish her body from the very start, and encouraged her to walk more and exercise, which ultimately resulted in the smooth delivery of the child.
Lu Erbo’s wife also added with emotion that it was Xia Yuan who brought prosperity to their Lu Family.
The way it was phrased left not only Lu Aiguo feeling proud but also made Lu Yun admire her grandmother deeply—Wasn’t her mother the one who truly brought prosperity to the Lu Family? Without her mother, how could she herself exist? Without her, where would all the different useful elixirs come from? Without the elixirs, her cousin in her second aunt’s womb wouldn’t have survived.
As for that man from the Su Family, who now was lost to the winds, Lu Yun habitually ignored him. Even were he still alive, she would never acknowledge him in this lifetime. Two lifetimes worth of rat poison had completely severed all kinship with the Su Family. All her monumental opportunities and benefits no longer had anything to do with the Su Family, not even a single dime.
Xia Yuan glanced at Lu Aiguo and then at Lu Yun, "There’s still nearly two months before Xiaoyun’s birthday. We should notify mom and dad first, and tell them the same thing we told Jinsheng—that the person behind us is Xiaoyun’s ’mysterious master’.
As long as mom and dad are convinced that our rise was due to the good fortune from Xiaoyun’s master, they will more readily accept the transition of the Lu family’s business to Xiaoyun’s hands instead of Jinsheng’s in the future. This matter is of great importance, and I think given our parents’ disposition, even if we don’t tell them, they won’t speak of it to outsiders."
"Even if they won’t disclose it, it’s still better to tell them at least something. Better be safe than sorry, let’s just go with that. We can notify the others a week in advance; remember to have someone tidy up the villa in the suburbs again. That place is big enough to accommodate everyone when they arrive."