"What surname Cheng? Tian Tian is our Su family's granddaughter, she can only have the surname Su!" Su Chen's mother shouted. "I'm the head of the Su family now, my son's words don't count! I don't recognize the documents he signed! What do you mean by severing father-daughter relations! I never agreed to that!"

Cheng Baidong: "The signature is already in effect; whether you agree or not is irrelevant!"

"Bullshit! I don't believe it!" Su Chen's mother started to throw a tantrum: "This little girl is my son's child! She's my Su family's granddaughter! I've never heard of a child not staying with their own father, but instead staying with their uncle and aunt! This is unreasonable! I'm going to report you to the police station!"

"Go ahead and sue me," Cheng Baidong said confidently.

The 1970s were different from later years; the legal system was not as developed then.

Furthermore, due to the issue of dividing kinship ties, severing ties is quite common, and everyone accepts this established rule.

So he wasn't worried at all.

The pledge to sever ties with his daughter was written by Su Chen in front of several police officers at the Public Security Bureau. Before he wrote it, the officers repeatedly confirmed that he was acting voluntarily. He solemnly declared that he would voluntarily sever ties with Tian Tian and that they would not disturb each other in life or death.

He wrote the agreement himself, signed it himself, and there were also signatures of witnesses and official seals of the neighborhood committee and the women's federation at the end.

The reason for this is to guard against his untrustworthiness.

Want to back out?

No way!

Just then, someone in the crowd suddenly said, "Actually, the old lady is right. No matter how close the uncle and aunt are, they are still a generation apart! People are biased. No matter how good they are to their niece, can they surpass their own children? So, it's best for the child to live with their biological father."