My Son Might Be A Villain

Lu Shao’s body stiffened obviously upon hearing that.

Su Ran was his right now. She was not just the wife of the Lu’s patriarch but also the Third Aunty of the next generation Lu’s.

As such, Lu Shao contemplated that he would need to find a time to officially introduce her to his nephews.

Su Ran’s question reminded him of her issues with Lu BoYang.

“You’ve already met Lu BoYang in the past. You don’t need to meet him again this time,” said Lu Jue definitively.

Pausing a little, as though worried that Su Ran would feel pressured, he went on to explain, “Most of the next generation Lu’s have their own career and family already and they would not be staying at the main house.

“I only have them return to go through the motion of introducing you to them,” said Lu Shao. His tone casual as though he didn’t care much about his group of nephews.

Came to think about it, when Old Mr. Lu, his oldest and second oldest sons died, there were just a few young men in their 20s being left behind.

Especially when the few older ones among them were barely a few years younger than Lu Shao.

If the Lu patriarch wasn’t stern enough, he would not be authoritative enough to be their Third Uncle.

The thought of how Lu Shao interacted with his nephews made Su Ran chuckle.

“Yes, I should meet them,” said Su Ran as she nodded and placed her head on Lu Shao’s shoulder.

“As for Lu BoYang. There is no need to avoid him either,” said Su Ran after she thought about it some.

As for their conflicts in the past, let it be the original owner or herself, neither one of them had wronged Lu BoYang. Su Ran didn’t see a reason why she needed to avoid him.

It so happened that she was quite curious how Lu BoYang would react when he saw her.

“Okay, I get it,” said Lu Shao as he nodded.

“But, Lu Shao.”

“What is it?”

“Perhaps we should wait till after Su Han’s final examinations,” said Su Ran after some considerations. “Let’s give him some time to process.”

If she was to meet the other members of the Lu’s, that meant that in addition to her, Su Han, too, would need to meet some of the relatives that he was related to but were also complete strangers to him.

Su Ran had no idea how Su Han would react to that. That being said, she did not want it to affect his state before his final examinations.

Besides, judging from the fact that he had barely accepted Lu Shao as his father. Su Ran really was not certain whether her stubborn son would be able to accept all the other Lu family members in such a short amount of time.

Upon hearing what Su Ran had said and recalling the distance look on the boy, Lu Shao snickered to himself.

That kid would probably be the one most likely to adapt to the current situation.

Even if he wasn’t 100% comfortable about it, there was no way that Su Han would allow himself to be in the defense during his interactions with the other Lu’s.

Lu Shao wanted to tell Su Ran that she had nothing to worry about.

Nevertheless, sensing how much Su Ran worried for Su Han, Lu Shao’s lips curved, and he finally nodded.

“Okay. I’ll go set it up for some time into Su Han’s winter vacation,” said Lu Shao.

It not that far till Su Han’s final examinations anyway.

He could wait……

“Alright.” Su Ran nodded with a smile.

Su Ran felt comical when she recalled the alarmed look on Su Han when he was looking at Lu Shao earlier.

Truth was, Su Han had already accepted Lu Shao as his father on a subconscious level. Except that, he was still young and still a little nervous with the added family member out of the blue.

“Lu Shao,” said Su Ran again as something else had occurred to her.

“Hmm?”

“About Su Han……”

Su Ran started but didn’t know how to proceed with what she had wanted to say.

Was it too early to talk about whether Su Han needed to change to a new name and whose surname he should take?

Besides, Su Ran wasn’t sure how to broach the subject that her son seemed to find the surname “Lu” resentful.