'Lu Heng had a will but if Lu Gan was filial enough, he could have given some of the assets to me in private.'
Since Lu Gan did not do what Lu Hongyong wanted, the latter was dissatisfied.
Now that Lu Gan had mentioned the elevator, Lu Hongyong felt a little bad. He had indeed neglected his son.
"I'll get someone to install an elevator tomorrow. I…"
Before Lu Hongyong could finish, Lu Gan shook his head and interrupted him, "I don't want it."
Lu Hongyong did not understand.
"Isn't it necessary? How much longer do you want to throw a tantrum?"
Lu Gan smiled.
"Father, I have good news and bad news. Which one do you want to hear first?"
Today was the last day Lu Gan would refer to Lu Hongyong as his father.
Lu Hongyong was puzzled. He wondered what Lu Gan was up to.
"What's the good news?"
