Lu's father looked at her with concern in his eyes, which implicitly proved that this was not her concern.
He then withdrew his gaze, skipping over his son and landing it on his grandson.
In the past, it was the old man who made the family decisions, and it wasn't his place to speak.
To be honest, this was the first time he had such a say.
After a while, Lu's father finally spoke slowly, "Jiajia, you are a good girl. You've suffered a lot over the years, and to be honest, a lot of it is our fault."
Su Jia knew he wasn't finished and didn't dare to interrupt.
Sure enough, after pausing for a few seconds, he continued, "Back then, it was Yanhe who was wrong, he didn't treat you well. If any conflict arises between you two in the future, our family, no matter who, will definitely stand by you."
As he spoke, he glanced slightly at the old man at the head of the table from the corner of his eye.
