"Actually, it was the same in my past life. No matter what Dad wanted to do, Second Grandpa and Second Grandma would always agree and even secretly support him behind the scenes. Why? In truth, Dad was their real son. Ultimately, it's all about guilt."
Lu Yun felt more and more convinced that she was right.
"Don't bring this up, I will find the right time to tell them," Shitou specially instructed.
He had to first investigate and clarify things. If it was true, there would surely be people in the village who were aware of it. He was afraid of getting it wrong and causing Brother Aiguo an unnecessary trouble—he wouldn't be able to handle it. It would also affect his future interactions with his second uncle's family.
"Got it."
Lu Yun immediately nodded in agreement. "Actually, I think telling Dad might not even be a good idea—otherwise, Second Grandpa and Second Grandma wouldn't have chosen to hide it from him."
"What do kids know," Shitou scolded.
