Weilan looked at Lu Dad, her heart unable to explain that both of those people were actually Lu Hechen.
But she knew that Lu Dad was right, ambiguity is the last thing one should engage in, ambiguity is truly a very business-like thing.
Now, seeing Lu Dad like this, it's clear that he's prepared to announce the news of Lu Hechen's death.
She didn't know what made Lu Dad make such a decision.
Weilan nodded, her attitude sincere, "Dad, I'll remember that."
"As long as you remember," Lu Dad didn't say much after all, knowing in his heart that with his son gone, any more words were of no avail. "Get ready, we need to go to the company, I can't handle it all alone."
"Yes," Weilan nodded. "Dad, I will stay at home for a while, I've already moved my luggage here."
