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At that moment, An Qian stepped forward and said, "Auntie, these are gifts chosen for you by my parents. I hope you all like them." With a wave of her hand, the Suit Men behind her placed the gifts down and then retreated.
"You are too kind! Just coming over is enough; why bring gifts? We have everything at home, so please take them back with you when you leave." The underlying message was clear: we don't need your things.
Everyone was smart enough to understand the meaning behind the words. "It's only right," Lu Mu added.
Lu Mu glanced at the girl behind Sang's father and Sang's monther and recognized her as Sang Yu. Her eyes were swollen, resembling walnuts. She shot a fierce glare at her son, silently scolding him for his misdeeds.
Lu Jingzhi felt his mother's stare and awkwardly rubbed his nose; he already knew he had made a mistake.
Despite her red and swollen eyes, Sang Yu was still quite beautiful, and her current appearance made her look even more pitiful. This sight tugged at Lu Mu's heartstrings. Such a well-behaved girl! Lu Mu was quite fond of her and was very satisfied with the daughter-in-law Lu Jingzhi had found for himself.
An Qian also quietly observed Sang Yu and thought that this girl seemed quite nice. She believed she could get along harmoniously with Sang Yu as a sister-in-law.
"This must be Sang Yu! She's truly beautiful! What’s going on with you two? Both of your daughters look like jade!"
Everyone loves to hear flattering words. Sang's monther admitted to herself that she was indeed a common person; hearing compliments about her daughter made her happy inside, though she didn’t show it too overtly. The corners of her mouth curled up slightly, revealing that she was in a good mood.
"Hello, Auntie," Sang Yu greeted Lu Mu.
"Ah! Hello! Hello, Sang Yu! If Jing Zhi ever bullies you in the future, just tell Auntie. I will definitely help you teach him a lesson!"
Sang Yu glanced at Lu Jingzhi and shyly replied, "He’s actually quite nice; he hasn’t bullied me."
"Cough cough!" Sang's father interjected discontentedly. "I haven’t agreed to let your son be with my daughter yet!"
Lu Mu slapped her forehead in realization. "Look at me, I’ve been so busy talking! Please sit down; let’s all sit."
Sang's father and Sang's monther exchanged glances, feeling that something was off; it felt as if they were the ones visiting Lu Mu's home.
"Um, sister, big brother," Lu Mu began, "the kids told us everything that happened last night. We were very angry too; our whole family scolded him thoroughly, and his father even gave him a beating." After saying this, she observed Sang's father and Sang's monther's expressions but found them unreadable.
She continued, "This child said he already knows he was wrong. He was young and reckless back then, which caused Sang Yu a lot of suffering. He has already paid for his mistakes, and we are truly sorry for the worry and fear you’ve had to endure because of him. All we can do now is make amends." Lu Mu stood up and bowed sincerely to Sang's father and Sang's monther to apologize. After all, their son had nearly caused them to lose their daughter; she felt it necessary to show sincerity. Lu Fu followed suit and also stood up to bow in apology.
Their actions alleviated some of the anger in Sang's father and Sang's monther's hearts. They understood that they couldn't blame Lu Jingzhi entirely; their own child had been young and emotionally fragile at the time, which led to such events occurring. Ultimately, it was because their daughter liked that boy too much.
Their grievances weren't primarily about the breakup itself—dating and breaking up are normal occurrences—but rather about how he had pursued their daughter without genuinely caring for her afterward.
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