Looking at Situ Lanfang who was crying with joy, Han Ankang felt extremely conflicted. Although he knew that his biological mother had been waiting for for many years. However, since he was accustomed to the identity of an orphan, it was difficult for him to adapt to having an extra mother.

But no matter how unacceptable or getting used to it, the noble lady in front of her was his biological mother, which is unquestionable. Compared to the closeness he felt in the Li family, Situ Lanfang gave him a stronger sense of intimacy.

Although Situ Lanfang was crying at the moment, Han Ankang knew that she was not sad, but happy. Perhaps it was Zheng Xiujing's inadvertent saying "Auntie" made Situ Lanfang realize that she actually did not resent her loss back then.

But he didn't feel resentful in his heart. If he wanted to express it from his mouth, Han Ankang felt that he couldn't do it. In the eyes of others, the two titles "My and Dad" that can be easily called are both unfamiliar and difficult to talk about for Han Ankang.

Looking at Situ Lanfang, she began to stop crying, and Song Qian also understood that this future mother-in-law who had just met was actually crying happily. However, compared to Zheng Xiujing, she didn't know much about the name, she seemed more quiet and rational.

She guessed more or less about the feeling in Han Ankang's heart and finally said, "Auntie, don't be too sad. Today is the day when you and Brother Han should be happy, and you should smile more."

Another word from aunt made Situ Lanfang sigh that he felt much more comfortable. He burst into tears and said with a smile: "Well, you are all good children. Thank you for recognizing me as an aunt. I believe you should know my identity. Do you want to hear what happened back then?"

Regarding Situ Lanfang's direct recognition of relatives, Han Ankang said bitterly: "Ms. Situ, you are so sure that I am your lost son back then? Don't you need a paternity test or something?"

As soon as this said, Situ Lanfang couldn't help but froze and quickly smiled: "Although you separated from me just after you turned one year old, you should know the words of mother-son bonding, right? When I saw your childhood photo, I confirmed that you were my son.

You are the flesh that fell from me, no matter how you change, you can't hide it from me. Besides, your current performance also confirms my affirmation? If you don't want to recognize me, do you still hate me for being separated from you back then?"

As he was talking, tears began to appear in Situ Lanfang's eyes, and Han Ankang immediately said: "I heard Mr. Wu say about the events back then. I understand that at that time, you didn't have a choice, and I don't blame you.

It’s just that my grandfather pulled me up when I was young. To be honest, I was used to being an orphan. Even when I was a child, I was envious of others for a while when I was a child.

But later I felt that I was actually quite happy. Because I had a grandfather who really regarded me as my own. Gradually, I didn’t have any hope for my life experience. I even doubted whether I was an orphan abandoned by South Korea.

Although I know this fact in my heart, I have not been able to adapt to this change for a while. I was very moved by the fact that you could come to South Korea to see me as soon as possible after hearing my news. But please give me some time to adapt!”

Compared to the previous name of Ms. Situ, Han Ankang no longer used this title. Instead, he replaced it with the word "you". This change also seemed a little comforting for Situ Lanfang.

Listening to Han Ankang telling the story of the past calmly, Situ Lanfang could also think of it. In the remote mountainous areas of Jilin Province, an elderly man adopted a young orphan and lived helplessly, and even if you think about it, you will know what it looks like.

Now Han Ankang cannot adapt to this change at once, which is actually normal. Even from Han Ankang, Situ Lanfang, Situ, saw that the shadow of the deceased husband sticking to the principles. He still needs to spend more time to soften men with this personality.

Situ Lanfang, who understood this, quickly said: "Child, you have suffered over the years."

In response to Situ Lanfang's sigh, Han Ankang shook his head and said, "You are wrong. I have lived a good life over the years. I really want to say it. When I was a child, I just lived a little poorer life, but I never felt bitter.

Grandpa was very nice to me, even if he saved money, he would support me in college. Unfortunately, he failed to live until now. He failed to see me reunite with you, and failed to let me support him in his old age. The only one who is really suffering is Grandpa and the old man.

Since you are here today, I recognize you in my heart. But you need to give me time to adapt. I am a person who is not willing to change the principles of life. Therefore, I recognize you in my heart, but it does not mean that I recognize the family you came from.

In the eyes of others, whether it is your family or your father's family, they are families that others cannot afford to see. But what I want to say is that I don't care, and I am not used to dealing with people from such wealthy families.

Maybe you think I am an alternative child, but this is the principle I want to tell you. Even if the Li family admits my identity in the future, I will not change my surname to Li. You gave me a life and gave me a second life.

Although until now, I don’t know whether my grandfather’s surname is Han. I have promised him to support him in his old age and see him off. So, in the future, even if the Li family wants me to recognize my ancestors and return to my hometown, I can only have the surname Han. Do you agree with this?"

Although this is a bit hurtful, these are the truths of Han Ankang. Whether it is the Li family in Beijing or the Situ family in Chinese, Han Ankang really doesn't care much. He would rather others say that he is a small village doctor from Huilong Village.

A man does something but doesn't do anything. Han Ankang felt that he had to abide by what he promised his grandfather. Because if he had not adopted him back then, he might have been a pile of bones long ago.

Listening to Han Ankang's words, Situ Lanfang also knew that it was better to raise him than to have a big child. Moreover, she also knew that although she did not break through with Li Wei back then, she also knew how dangerous the situation was in that situation.

Looking at Han Ankang's extremely serious eyes, Situ Lanfang, who was not very cold to the Li family, was also a person who was grateful for her. For her, Han Jishi gave her son a second life, and she should be grateful as a mother.

Thinking of these, Situ Lanfang said with certainty: "Okay, I won't ask you to change your name. If the Li family members want to talk about your surname, then why can't the Li family go back? As long as you agree to me, I will agree to you in everything."

This was a decisive statement, which made Han Ankang somewhat moved. Even though the two of them were not commensurate as mother and son at this moment, the chatting tone was no longer as embarrassing as before.

Han Ankang, who had been curious about the origin of the Blood Buddha, looked at Situ Lanfang today. He also wanted to ask where did the Blood Buddha get it? After all, everything he has now is derived from the Blood Buddha.

Some things are inconvenient to tell outsiders, and Han Ankang quickly signaled: "I have some things to talk to you alone, Song Qian, Shui Jing, please ask Mr. Zhao and this lady to go to the balcony for a cup of tea!"

Hearing this, Song Qian and Zheng Xiujing also understood that they wanted to come to the next conversation, but they were inconvenient to know them. Although they felt a little aggrieved, the two women still stood up and left obediently.

As for Zhao Jincai and Xiulin, they left tactfully in this situation. Even though Xiulin was a little worried, she really didn't dare to offend Han Ankang under this situation. After all, this is Situ Lanfang's son and the only nephew of the Situ family!

Following Song Qian and Zheng Xiujing, he walked into the balcony on the second floor, and Zhao Jincai also talked to the two women politely. As the executive officer of the group stationed in South Korea, he knew very well that these two female stars who usually look down on him can be considered high.

From what we have seen so far, Zhao Jincai, as a veteran, knows the status of the two women in Han Ankang's heart. In addition, they were recognized by Situ Lanfang like a great fortune, and their future prospects are much brighter than him!

As a director of the South Korean Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Zhao Jincai was naturally very eloquent. Even Song Qian and the others who walked out of the living room also talked to him, and at the same time they also understood that being taken care of by such a group chairman would also be of great benefit to them.

From his mind, he saw that Song Qian and others were having a lot of chatting. Han Ankang was very tactful with Zhao Jincai and said with satisfaction: "This Mr. Zhao is a sensible person. I guess he should be the one who manages the business for the Situ family, right?"

When Situ Lanfang heard this, he smiled and nodded, "Yes, Huameng Group is the investment-controlled enterprise of the Situ family. This Zhao Jincai is also a business elite trained by the Situ family. Although he is not enterprising, there is no problem in maintaining his achievements."

After hearing what she said, Han Ankang did not continue the topic, but quickly said, "I sent them away because I wanted to ask you something. Grandpa picked me up from the border mountains, and there was a blood-colored jade Buddha hanging around his neck.

What I want to ask you is where did the blood-colored jade Buddha get it? Unfortunately, I was seriously injured a few years ago and broke the blood Buddha. But I benefited a lot from it. I want to know the origin of the blood Buddha."

Hearing this, Situ Lanfang quickly said, "Is it a red jade Buddha with not very exquisite carving?"

Seeing Han Ankang nodding, Situ Lanfang thought for a while and said, "I don't know much about how this jade Buddha came from. It was something your grandfather gave to your father back then. Later, when we had you, your father passed on the jade Buddha to you again.

I once asked your father what the origin of this jade Buddha was, but your father didn't know. It was just that your grandfather once mentioned that this thing was given by a monk from a tourist when he left China.

Although it is popular among modern people, men wear Guanyin and women wear Buddha. But your grandfather is very Buddhist, and that monk seems not an ordinary person. Your grandfather always thinks it is a Buddhist treasure and wears it closely until it is passed on to your father. Could it be that the Jade Buddha is really a treasure?"
Chapter completed!