Li Yan came to the house: "Sir, what's the matter?"

Li Derjian sipped the tea, with a faint tangle between his brows, but seemed to have made up his mind: "Liu Lang, do you want to know about your mother?"

"My mother..."

Li Yan actually didn't want to.

The relationship between him and Li Derjian was often somewhat polite to outsiders.

There is nothing I can do about it. My parents and my closest relatives are no better than others. It is very uncomfortable to recognize a stranger whom I have not seen for more than ten years.

So he knew that there were some problems here, and after returning to Duke Wei's mansion, he only asked about it once.

Li Derjian didn't say anything at the time, so he stopped asking until he suddenly mentioned it.

Is it because of the three-point family background attribute change that was just improved?

Li Yan's thoughts raced through his mind and he sighed: "I grew up in Liangzhou..."

Li Derjian showed a bitter look: "Things back then were very complicated, and we couldn't forgive you... You are a good boy, and you have never really blamed me. I can see that..."

He showed the nagging side of the old man and murmured for a while before suddenly saying: "Your mother's surname is Xie."

Li Yan raised his eyebrows: "The land south of the Yangtze River, the Xie family in Chen County?"

That down-and-out family who is so poor that only money is left?

Li Derjian said: "Yes, you also know that I was involved in a major case back then. I was first sent to Lingnan, and was pardoned by the late emperor. Then I was sent to Suzhou, Jiangnan Province. My first wife had already passed away at that time, and I met your mother in Suzhou...

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Li Yan pretended to listen, but Li Derjian's voice became lower and lower as he spoke, and finally shook his head and said: "I won't mention those things anymore. Later, I returned to Beijing to inherit the title and brought her back to the mansion, but she didn't want to stay in Guanzhong for a long time, so she returned

I came to Jiangnan and lived in Chang'an for the second time, and I had you."

Li Yan calculated that several of his cheap brothers, the youngest Wu Lang, were almost forty years old, forming an age gap with him. It was normal that they were not born from the same wife.

Thinking about the information about his family background, Li Yan realized something: "Why did the adults suddenly talk about this?"

Li Derjian said: "Just now, your mother asked someone to enter the house, hoping that you could inherit her wealth in the Xie Chamber of Commerce..."

really.
Chapter completed!