Several days later, Su Liyan returned to the Zhao Mansion with Bengbeng.
Su Liyan's father did not return to the Zhao Mansion with them. He felt that as an old man who could still get around on his own, he shouldn't trouble his son-in-law. It was a matter of principle; having a son of his own, he couldn't live at his son-in-law's home.
Su Liyan had tried to persuade him at home for a long time, but seeing her stubborn father absolutely refuse, she had no choice but to give up.
So, Su Liyan's mother didn't come back with them either.
Su Liyan's mother had originally planned to return to the Zhao Mansion with her daughter, but she couldn't bear the thought of her husband staying all alone in their old home.
Therefore, Su Liyan's mother also declined, saying she would stay home for a while before returning to the Zhao Mansion to help her daughter look after the child.
