Chapter 84: That Year’s Will

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation  Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Song Ci tried to educate Song Yujin.

“That’s different. Your words could have prevented a disaster and helped others. That’s good, isn’t it?”

Song Yujin still looked indifferent. “No! Why should I help them? It’s none of my business.”

This little boy was really cold and aloof. ,

Song Ci continued, “Okay, let me change the scenario. What if the situation involves your family? That’s me, your brother-in-law, and Little Suo. If we have done something wrong, you would chastise us, right?”

It was important to keep an eye on Lu Suo. Otherwise, he would do whatever he pleased!

Song Ci asked again, “Do you agree with me?”

Song Yujin looked at the smile on Song Ci’s face. He was silent for a long time. Finally, he nodded. Everyone had their own way of life. Why should others interfere? However, if the matter was related to Song Ci, he would follow her will. After all, if he disagrees, she would feel bad, right? If that were to happen, he had to comfort her again.

“Good boy!”

Song Ci smiled and kissed him on the cheek.

Song Yujin revealed a disdainful expression.

“Yujin, you’re the best.”

Song Yujin sighed. His sister was really too naive. If she knew Lu Suo’s true colors, she would definitely be terrified and he would be the one who had to reassure her. He looked at Song Ci with a helpless expression.

After Song Yujin was done bathing, Song Ci carried him to the bed and kissed his forehead.

“Goodnight.”

Song Yujin replied, “Goodnight.”

Song Ci left, but she did not return to her bedroom. Instead, she sat in the living room and sighed. Raising children was definitely not an easy task. One had to know how to educate them. Otherwise, they might develop into sociopaths! She had to be careful and patient with Lu Suo as he was already traumatized at a young age.

On the other hand, Lu Gan was busy thinking about Lu Hongyong. He sat in the bathtub and frowned.

Earlier, Lu Hongyong said that he wanted to meet Lu Suo. Now that he thought about it, did his father really miss the little boy? Was he plotting all along? Why did Lu Hongyong want Lu Heng’s inheritance? When Lu Heng was still alive, Lu Hongyong had already given up his power. What was the point of regaining those shares?

Lu Gan could not understand what Lu Hongyong was thinking.

Suddenly, he remembered something.

After Lu Heng had passed away, Lu Hongyong said to him, “Your brother’s inheritance belonged to Little Suo, but he’s still young. We will help him keep it until he comes of age. Then, we’ll return everything.”

At that time, Lu Gan did not object. He felt that it was very reasonable.

All of Lu Heng’s inheritance naturally belonged to Lu Suo, as the latter was his only child. Since Lu Suo was still young, Lu Hongyong proposed the plan stated earlier so there would not be any problems.

Unexpectedly, after the funeral, a lawyer came. It was arranged by Lu Heng. In front of the Lu family, the lawyer announced his will.

This will was established when Lu Suo was born. Even Lu Gan did not know about it. The content of the will was very simple. Lu Heng left everything to Lu Gan. He did not give it to his son or father. Everything belonged to his younger brother whom he trusted the most.

Lu Gan was stunned. The Lu family was equally shocked.

Lu Hongyong could not accept it.

“How is this possible?! Lu Heng left nothing for his own son?”

The lawyer said, “This will was personally written by Mr. Lu Heng. If you have any doubts, feel free to check. His signature is on it.”

Then, the lawyer looked at Lu Gan and Lu Suo. He added, “There are three more letters here. They are written by Mr. Lu Heng for Mr. Lu Gan, Mr. Lu Suo, and Ms. Fang Rui.”

Lu Suo was not interested in the money and cared more about the letters. He quickly took those addressed to him and his mother.

Lu Gan was baffled as he took and opened the letter. Once again, the content was very simple. First, Lu Heng told him the reason for his actions. Secondly, Lu Suo would be under Lu Gan’s custody.