Su Li simply could not accept the idea of losing his mother. He had always remembered what people whispered—that his father was far older than his mother, that his father was constantly buried in work, and that his mother, so stunningly beautiful, would inevitably attract attention.
As their son, it was his duty—no, his mission—to safeguard the sanctity of their family's happiness. He would be vigilant, always on guard, keeping an eye on any man who dared approach his mother with ulterior motives.
After delivering his statement, Su Li fixed Su Shen with an intense, almost glacial stare. He was convinced that his father must have neglected his mother, providing an opening for some opportunistic interloper to swoop in.
