A large tree is inevitably home to harmful insects, and yet when one actually sees these pests, one can't help but feel anger.
At this point, Lu Heyan couldn't say much more; they had to wait for the investigation results first, so he asked, "Have you decided whom to ask for help? I think they must have already made contact with the professors who are readily accessible to you."
Lu Heyan hoped for a fair outcome, one that neither favored his son nor falsely accused Sun Jingren.
"Dad, for this choice, I believe you wouldn't object to it yourself," he said, then gestured towards the door, indicating his brother-in-law who had just been agreed upon.
"Ayan?" Lu Heyan was taken aback and then raised his thick eyebrows, not really objecting.
A glint of 'as expected' flashed in Jun Ye's deep eyes.
