Hearing his words, Lu Xun merely gave Su Han a nonchalant look before he lifted up his key and opened up his trunk.

“Just put your stuff inside the trunk,” said Lu Shao simply. He did not bother to said too much to Su Han.

“Oh, am I just supposed to do what you told me to?” Su Han sneered and refused to appear waek. “Have I said I want you to come with?”

“Ahem, son…”

Right when Su Ran, standing next to him, was just contemplating about talking to her son about being pragmatic and know when to give and take, Lu Shao looked over at Su Han and snickered.

Su Ran stared at Su Han intensely for a little while before she finally said with an odd look, “Never mind, son. We’ll pass on the sunscreen.”

“What is it now?”

“Boys your age look better darker.” Having said that, Su Ran nodded at Su Han seriously and stressed again. “Really!”

No way would Su Ran admit that she was envious of how nice her son’s skin was.

“Two days. That means we will be spending the night there. Of course we need to bring many things with us. You can’t be too prepared, remember?” said Su Ran as she gave Su Han a very serious look.

“Besides, let me tell you. Everything that I have packed are very useful.”

“Useful?!”

“What’s inside this box?” asked Su Han as he pointed at the biggest box.

That night, when Su Han took out the garbage, he looked at the “cake” inside the bag and couldn’t help but picked a chunk out and put it inside of his mouth.

It tasted sweet.

When Su Han was hesitating whether he should have another chunk, he looked up and saw the car nearby along with the man who just walked out of the car.

“What are you doing here?” asked Su Han rudely toward the man who was much taller than him.