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"Ah!!!" Sang Xia screamed, drawing the attention of the other three. "The Lu Group! Sister! The Lu Group! The biggest company in Yun Cheng! Oh my God! What kind of family has my sister found!"
Sang and Sang's monther exchanged glances. The biggest company in Yun Cheng? Goodness!
Sang Yu was also stunned, recalling that she had heard classmates mention that he was the second son of the Lu Group back in high school, but she had no idea that the Lu Group was the largest enterprise in Yun Cheng.
"Mom and Dad, look! It's really Uncle Lu!" Sang Xia held up her phone for Sang Sang to see. The webpage displayed prominently read: Chairman Lu Zhan of the Lu Group, accompanied by his photo—the very man they had just met, who had been so amiable and not at all angry when they had shown him their displeasure.
"Lao Sang," Sang's monther momentarily lost her train of thought. Should they really go ahead with this marriage? The gap between their families seemed quite significant.
Sang glanced at Sang Yu; this situation was something none of them had anticipated. "Da Bao, are you sure it's him?" They didn't need to finish their thoughts; everyone understood what he meant. Traditionally, families valued marrying daughters into lower-status families to ensure that if their daughters faced difficulties in their new homes, their mothers could support them. If a daughter married into a higher-status family, mothers often feared they would be powerless to help.
Sang Yu lowered her head, lost in thought. After a long pause, she finally lifted her gaze. "Dad, I believe in him. He wouldn’t treat marriage lightly."
"Since you've made up your mind, then let's proceed with it. After all, we’re not after his money. However, Sang Yu, you must promise your father that if you face any difficulties in the future, you won’t hide it from us. Although I may not have great abilities, I can still provide you with a warm home. Remember, Mom and Dad are always your safety net."
"Thank you, Dad!" Sang Yu hugged Sang and burst into tears. It was her fault for always worrying her father.
"Are you all being too pessimistic?" Sang Xia interjected as she watched the two sobbing figures. "Today, everyone from the Lu Family is here; you've all met them. I feel like Uncle Lu and Aunt Lu are both wonderful people—there's nothing haughty about them at all. They treat us with respect."
"And Lu Brother and Lu Da Sao are just the same! Especially Lu Da Sao; I think she's so gentle. She would never bully my sister! Plus, they offered so many gifts for my sister; it shows how much they value her. So I really don’t think you need to worry about anything." Sang Xia felt that among the four of them, three were not particularly bright—sigh! How would this family manage without her? (Sang, Sang's monther, and Sang Yu: Are you being a bit too narcissistic?)
The other three finally realized what Sang Xia was saying—it was true! The Lu Family had not looked down on them at all; instead, they had shown them respect and humility. They had been overly concerned.
"Hehe," Sang chuckled. "Xia Xia is right; we were worrying for nothing. Their attitude is clear; we were just overthinking."
Sang's monther sighed in relief as well; regardless of how the other family was, what mattered most to her was whether her daughter would be happy.
Of course, if the other family’s conditions were good, that would be even better. The saying "poor couples have many woes" isn’t just a saying—how many loving couples have ended up quarreling over financial issues or trivial matters after marriage, leading to their feelings fading away amidst constant disputes?
With the problem resolved, Sang Yu's family felt more at ease as they began to examine the gifts from the Lu Family.
"I!" Sang Xia opened one of the boxes and was immediately struck by a brilliant green bracelet inside. "This... this can’t be the legendary imperial green, can it?" Her voice trembled slightly as she exclaimed, "Mom! She’s made it big! No wait! It’s my sister who has!"
"Let me see! Let me see!" Sang's monther hurried over to Sang Xia's side. "It’s beautiful!" she marveled. "Every woman loves jewelry—especially something this stunning." She cautiously touched it but didn’t dare take it out for fear that her excited hands might drop it and break the bracelet.
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