Quick Wear: The saints are too miserable, the host will never be soft-hearted

There was a silent atmosphere at the dinner table. Lu Yi looked at Lu Jian, who had drunk two glasses of wine in a row. Liu Shuang had already started to persuade him.

"Drinking so much, are you going to lose your body?!"

Lu Fen smiled and advised, "Hey, sister-in-law, if my second brother wants to drink, just let him drink. It's a rare occasion for us two brothers to get together. I'm an earl now, and I'm usually busy with official duties. It's a rare occasion for me to come to your house, so don't be so nosy."

Lu Yi frowned slightly, and was about to say something when Lu Jian stopped him. Lu Jian put the empty glass down in front of Lu Yi, and said with suppressed emotions in his eyes: "Son, fill up Dad and your uncle's glasses. Don't worry about anything else, let us two brothers have a good chat."

Lu Yi met the signal in Liu's eyes, curled his lips and ignored everything, picked up the wine jug and filled the two of them up.

Lu Fen stroked his beard and reminisced about their friendship with Lu Jian before the topic turned to Lu Yi. "Second brother, you're lucky. You lost your learned Dalang, and now you have a lucky Erlang. I don't mean anything by that. Don't think too much."

Lu Jian shook his head, feeling dizzy. Liu Shuang, who was standing beside him, could no longer sit still. He grabbed Lu Jian's leg under the table and twisted it, forcing him to frown. "My son is naturally a good person. He's not just lucky!"

A hint of surprise flashed across Lu Fen's eyes, and he smiled and continued, "Anyway, he's doing well now. I heard he has a close relationship with He Wang. This is such a rare thing!"

"Whether we are friends or not is none of my business." Wang Fen said word by word, and carried Kuan Ge'er back to the room.

"Yeah, what's it to you?" Lu Jian waved his hand as soon as Liu Shuang finished speaking, and looked at his second son who was eating with chopsticks with blurry eyes.

He laughed and said, "Don't you know that my son is my eldest brother? What kind of friendship is this? How can you believe what a child says?"

Lu Fen's face tensed for a moment, then he smiled and said, "Don't be on guard against me, Big Brother. I'm not a bad person. I came all the way here with so many gifts to see you!"

He pointed to the two packages of pastries in the corner and said, "I came here for no other reason than to have a meal with you. We are brothers, and our children are all grown up. It's a rare opportunity for us to help each other succeed. Wouldn't it be better?"

Lu Fen firmly believed what Lu Yi said that day, not only because of the smooth and good material, but also because of the jade pendant on his waist. The jade pendant was not an ordinary item, and was not inferior to the jade pendant beside His Majesty. It must be worth a lot of money!

If his nephew was still a lazy guy, he could borrow his clothes, but could he also borrow something as valuable as a family heirloom? Even if he could, it meant he had a wide network of contacts, so it wasn't a loss to make the trip.

Lu Yi chatted with them and concentrated on eating. When Lu Fen's eyes swept across his waist, he noticed it keenly. It seems that the original owner's uncle has good taste.

Lu Fen had a smile on his face throughout the meal, while Lu Jian was immersed in drinking and drank all the two kilograms of liquor that Lu Yi brought back.

After Lu Fen left, the calm expression on Lu Jian's face instantly collapsed. He grabbed Lu Yi's hand and started crying, "Son, your father is in great pain!"

Lu Yi was petrified. The original owner didn't have this part in his memory. His father was so mighty and tall, as if he could hold up the falling sky. How could he suddenly... was it because he was drunk?

Lu Yi had a blank expression on his face but was frantic inside. He looked up and saw Liu Shuang looking at him. He pointed at his temple and then at Lu Jian, and finally waved his hand helplessly.

Your father is not in the right mind.

Lu Yi understood the six words Liu Shuang wanted to express in a concise and to the point manner.