"Sharing weal and woe" is not an empty phrase.
She cherishes everything she has and is willing to give everything to protect it.
The parents didn't initially take this small matter to heart when they received the teacher's call.
It wasn't until they saw Lu Lin and Lu Ze that they realized this wasn't a situation they usually handled.
Although the Lu family didn't hold any banquet to let everyone know about their adopted daughter, their attitude showed that they placed her in a very important position.
Given the Lu family's tendency to protect their own, they were actually prepared to be "extorted" a sum of money.
But to my surprise, this little mute was actually willing to endure it.
Turn this into a children's squabble.
They also thought that this matter would escalate from a minor issue to an unmanageable one.
Lu Lin's expression, however, was somewhat strange.
"Bullying others by abusing one's power!"
Even so, the demand for picnic buffets hasn't been fully met.
Mr. Fan looked at Minghao in surprise, and at that moment he lost his voice.
Di Yunfei was less perceptive than Lu Lin.
Ultimately, sincerity is also important.
The little brats had clearly never seen such a "generous" kid before. Although they were a little surprised, they nodded immediately, afraid that Tang Wan would change her mind.
Mr. Fan rushed over and helped his eldest son up, but he couldn't bring himself to say anything to stand up for Lu Lin.
The remaining two students followed closely behind.
Tang Wan paused for a moment, then shook her head.
If even my capable father is like that, what can I do?
Normally, there are laws and regulations governing the world, so why is he still acting arrogantly now?
"Your home, your home offers year-round pick-up and drop-off service."
I started rolling around on the ground and throwing a tantrum.
What Tang Wan could understand, how could Ming Hao possibly see?
She and the princess in front of her were students.
Minghao's voice, tinged with unprecedented fervor, addressed the belated principal: "Accepting students like that would be beneath our dignity."
Tang Wan glanced at it and then looked away.
"Are you trying to create some scandalous news outside of the time your kid is out of school?"
I saw that Fan Xi had apologized, so I followed suit and apologized as well.
"Yes, I'm sorry!"
These expressions surprised the parents.
Lu Lin was the first one to apologize, awkwardly being pressed down by his father.
So I took the initiative to take on most of the work, which included almost 80% of the basic picnic self-service equipment.
"Do some mischievous background checks."
Those dark, white eyes seemed to see right through people's hearts, carrying an inexplicable pressure.
He Bin was naturally happy to agree.
Minghao raised his head, nudged Tang Wan in his arms, and said, "They're apologizing to you again."
For us, the reason we were in such a sorry state was because the people we were "pranking" had no worse family backgrounds than us.
Lu Lin was able to understand it so thoroughly.
This way, they completely treated Tang Wan as a peer.
Those who can play with the Ji family must come from very poor families, and they will be very good at swallowing their pride and compromising themselves.
However, his expression didn't quite show any sign of acceptance.
Tang Wan nodded.
Minghao turned around, about to say something, but Tangwan covered his mouth.
Lu Lin's father, lacking any tact, stared directly at Tang Wan and asked, "Tang Wan, do you think your suggestion is unacceptable?"
“Your home cannot provide a dining table or tent.”
As Tang Wan passed by Lu Lin, she overheard her classmate muttering something.
Fan Xi clearly knew that he needed to bear a small part of the responsibility among those people.
"That didn't sound like an apology; it sounded more like a feud."
You know, most of those adults will realize their own age difference.
I touched the tip of my nose and answered before anyone else could see me: "You provide the ingredients for the picnic buffet every year."
Their gazes fell on the little boy in his arms, and their eyes showed some surprise.
[Now that the privileges he enjoys have been suppressed by even lower privileges, does he just accept it?]
When He Bin rushed to Tang Wan's side, his eyes seemed to lack sincerity.
Just then, He Bin's father nudged Lu Lin and said in a serious voice, "Apologize to Tang Wan."
I moved slowly, and with a quick kick, I landed on Lu Lin's groin.
[You know he's convinced, but so what? Will he still act the same way in the future?]
Xiao probably just didn't admit his mistake.
People like us, why would we bend down for a child?
Minghao was completely swayed by Gu Liyue's wailing and crying, and picked up Tang Wan to leave.
They are just passersby in our lives, but we should keep them in our hearts.
They had never seen Lu Lin show such an expression, nor had they ever seen him back down because of others.
It was originally a small matter, but if you take a bad attitude and make a big fuss, it will end badly.
So I chuckled and turned Tang Wan's face to the side, but said aloud, "No, that apology is something your Tangtang needs."
"Was it just bad luck that you were adopted by the Lu family? If it were any other family, then I should apologize."
It seems they want to elevate Tang Wan's position in Lu Lin's heart even further.
[While he enjoys such rights, he should be prepared for the oppression they suppress by the very system he champions.]
Lu Lin's father's expression changed slightly, and he patted his own stinky son.
Minghao stopped walking, his eyes lacking any clarity.
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