Jiang Jingya listened to Lu Licheng's words and felt it was increasingly odd. Why was he even using honorifics?
She couldn't help but turn her head to look at Huo Shanhe, using her eyes to ask him: What's going on?
Huo Shanhe gently shook his head, and after looking at Lu Licheng again, directly asked, "Kid, you didn't come here just to see us, right?"
Thinking of his purpose, Lu Licheng's face showed a trace of unnaturalness: "After I came back, I heard some things, so I thought to come and see Jiayuan."
Upon hearing this, Jiang Jingya couldn't help but furrow her brows slightly.
Lu Licheng's words clearly showed he had intentions toward their daughter. But having married a military man herself, and with their son also in the military, she didn't want their daughter to marry another military man. It wasn't that military men were bad, but mainly because their daughter had grown up pampered. She feared she wouldn't be able to endure the hardships of being a military wife.
