Title: My Son Might be a Villain
Translator: Fringe Capybara
Chapter 224 - Zhou Fu felt that his ability is limited; there was nothing more that he could do to help these two. (1)
First of all, it’d appear that Third Uncle valued this son a lot.
Never mind that these two looked like water and oil when they were at the same place, whether the two got along with each other had nothing to do with whether he valued his son or not.
Secondly, Third Uncle seemed to also valued the child’s mother a lot, in addition to the child.
Su Han aside.
From what Lu BoYang knew about Lu Shao, all these years, Third Uncle had never valued anything other than matters having to do with the family.
He never cared much about any of his pitiful nephews.
This was perhaps the first time he noticed his Third Uncle caring about someone.
Perhaps, it was more than just a little caring…
As such, Lu BoYang suddenly developed strong curiosity toward the woman who was Su Han’s mother.
What kind of a woman could raise a boy who’d have such a presence at his young age andwas able to spur the interest of Third Uncle who had been single for over 30 years?
The key wasn’t even what he valued but that he was being so childish!
Lu BoYang looked first at one of them, then at the other.
“I am done eating,” said Su Han as he put the bowl down, seemingly getting annoyed by being stared at by Lu BoYang.
Hearing that, Lu BoYang was short of throwing up his hands in appreciation.
“Me too.” Lu BoYang wisely took the opportunity and put down his bowl and chopsticks.
Truth was, he barely ate anything.
Who would have been able to eat at this dinner table?
If it wasn’t for the stupid dinner table rule of the Lu family and his third uncle’s authority, he had wanted to sneak away a long time ago.
Up close and personal was entertaining but also super stressful, alright?
Hearing that, Lu Shao glanced over at Lu BoYang casually before turning to look at Su Han.
After looking at the dishes in front of Su Han and making sure that he truly had enough to eat, Lu Shao finally waved his hand.
“Clear the table.”
“Yes, Sir.”
***
That night, Lu BoYang looked for a very reasonable excuse to take off.
As for Su Han and Lu Shao, the pair of father and son with nothing to talk about, they had each resigned to their own rooms.
Su Han had wanted to check on the weather in City N when someone knocked on his door.
“What is it?” asked Su Han politely when he saw Zhou Fu standing outside after he had opened up the door.
“Young Sir, this is a set of workout clothes for you,” said Zhou Fu as he handed the clothing in his hand over to Su Han.
Noticing the surprised look on Su Han, Zhou Fu quickly related Lu Shao’s order before Su Han had a chance to decline, “Mr. Lu asked that you go for an one-hour jog downstairs.”
“Jog?” Su Han gave him a peculiar look after he heard that.
“Yes.” Zhou Fu nodded and added, “Young Sir must have been studying for almost two hours now. It’d be good to jog and relax some.”
That was, indeed, what Mr. Lu had said. What Zhou Fu did not relate the other part of what Lu Shao had said: Jogging can burn off his extra energy.
It was true that a boy Su Han’s age was very energetic but Zhou Fu felt that Mr. Lu might pointed at something else as well. As such, he decided to omit that part.
“Besides, working out at night can improve your sleep quality, make you stronger, and enhance development of your body…”
“Hold it right there.” Even though that woman had told him to be as cooperative as he could while staying over at someone else’s place, but Su Han finally had to interrupt Zhou Fu’s speech.
Yes, exercise is good for one’s health but he was never in the habit of working out at night. Besides, due to environment constraint, he never even gone for a walk at night.
Besides, he worked out enough at school in the day time. Working out at night was unnecessary.
In addition, when he was home, he much preferred it when Su Ran was close by when he studied or did his homework assignments.
Title: My Son Might be a Villain
Translator: Fringe Capybara
Chapter 224 - Zhou Fu felt that his ability is limited; there was nothing more that he could do to help these two. (1)
First of all, it’d appear that Third Uncle valued this son a lot.
Never mind that these two looked like water and oil when they were at the same place, whether the two got along with each other had nothing to do with whether he valued his son or not.
Secondly, Third Uncle seemed to also valued the child’s mother a lot, in addition to the child.
Su Han aside.
From what Lu BoYang knew about Lu Shao, all these years, Third Uncle had never valued anything other than matters having to do with the family.
He never cared much about any of his pitiful nephews.
This was perhaps the first time he noticed his Third Uncle caring about someone.
Perhaps, it was more than just a little caring…
As such, Lu BoYang suddenly developed strong curiosity toward the woman who was Su Han’s mother.
What kind of a woman could raise a boy who’d have such a presence at his young age andwas able to spur the interest of Third Uncle who had been single for over 30 years?
The key wasn’t even what he valued but that he was being so childish!
Lu BoYang looked first at one of them, then at the other.
“I am done eating,” said Su Han as he put the bowl down, seemingly getting annoyed by being stared at by Lu BoYang.
Hearing that, Lu BoYang was short of throwing up his hands in appreciation.
“Me too.” Lu BoYang wisely took the opportunity and put down his bowl and chopsticks.
Truth was, he barely ate anything.
Who would have been able to eat at this dinner table?
If it wasn’t for the stupid dinner table rule of the Lu family and his third uncle’s authority, he had wanted to sneak away a long time ago.
Up close and personal was entertaining but also super stressful, alright?
Hearing that, Lu Shao glanced over at Lu BoYang casually before turning to look at Su Han.
After looking at the dishes in front of Su Han and making sure that he truly had enough to eat, Lu Shao finally waved his hand.
“Clear the table.”
“Yes, Sir.”
***
That night, Lu BoYang looked for a very reasonable excuse to take off.
As for Su Han and Lu Shao, the pair of father and son with nothing to talk about, they had each resigned to their own rooms.
Su Han had wanted to check on the weather in City N when someone knocked on his door.
“What is it?” asked Su Han politely when he saw Zhou Fu standing outside after he had opened up the door.
“Young Sir, this is a set of workout clothes for you,” said Zhou Fu as he handed the clothing in his hand over to Su Han.
Noticing the surprised look on Su Han, Zhou Fu quickly related Lu Shao’s order before Su Han had a chance to decline, “Mr. Lu asked that you go for an one-hour jog downstairs.”
“Jog?” Su Han gave him a peculiar look after he heard that.
“Yes.” Zhou Fu nodded and added, “Young Sir must have been studying for almost two hours now. It’d be good to jog and relax some.”
That was, indeed, what Mr. Lu had said. What Zhou Fu did not relate the other part of what Lu Shao had said: Jogging can burn off his extra energy.
It was true that a boy Su Han’s age was very energetic but Zhou Fu felt that Mr. Lu might pointed at something else as well. As such, he decided to omit that part.
“Besides, working out at night can improve your sleep quality, make you stronger, and enhance development of your body…”
“Hold it right there.” Even though that woman had told him to be as cooperative as he could while staying over at someone else’s place, but Su Han finally had to interrupt Zhou Fu’s speech.
Yes, exercise is good for one’s health but he was never in the habit of working out at night. Besides, due to environment constraint, he never even gone for a walk at night.
Besides, he worked out enough at school in the day time. Working out at night was unnecessary.
In addition, when he was home, he much preferred it when Su Ran was close by when he studied or did his homework assignments.
