Su's mother accepted the praise with her head held high.

It would be inappropriate to retreat at this point, so Father Su had no choice but to step forward and sit next to his daughter.

"Are the other members of the Yun family difficult to get along with? That's fine. My father hasn't decided whether to acknowledge them or not."

Si Jingyu continued to suppress his laughter and said to Su Qingzhu: "Think it over carefully. When I talked to them, I felt that they didn't care about your father at all. They only cared about whether they would be implicated by the original third brother."

"Oh, I understand. I will explain it clearly to my father. I will listen to him whether he recognizes me or not. Regardless of whether I recognize her or not, it's still okay for me to take a look at the old lady."

"Well, you can go and take a look quietly."

"Okay, I'll tell my dad first. Thanks, Second Brother." Su Qingzhu said mischievously.

"You're welcome, little naughty boy."

Su Qingzhu hung up the phone, rubbed the face of her younger brother in her arms, and motioned for her mother to come in and sit down.

After the family was seated, she said, "Dad, my senior brother, who is Si Jingyu's friend, saw someone who looked 50% like you in the Yuecheng Military District. When that person heard about Huaiyang Town and looked at the photo, he confirmed that you were his brother."

Father Su was dumbfounded. "Didn't we agree not to acknowledge him first?"

Su Qingzhu spread his hands. "My senior brother had contact with the old lady and thought she was a nice person. But he didn't know that her son wasn't so good. Maybe it's because she has too many brothers."

"Ah?" Su's mother wondered, "How much is too much?"

Su Qingzhu made a "seven" gesture and said, "The old lady gave birth to seven sons in total."

Su's father, mother, and younger brother Su were all shocked. "Huh?"

Su's mother was the first to come to her senses.

She coughed. "That's quite a lot."

Then she patted Su's father on the shoulder and said, "Old Su, the more brothers there are, the more estrangement there is. It's okay if you don't recognize them. You still have us."

It didn’t matter to Su’s father whether he recognized her or not, but after hearing what Su’s mother said, he couldn’t help but tear up.

He stared at Su's mother for a long time before he shifted his gaze to his daughter and youngest son. After looking at them for a long time, he nodded gently and said, "Don't recognize them. Just go and see the old lady."