As his son's boss, Lin Chu was warmly received by Lu Ming's parents the moment he walked in.
Old Lu even used honorifics. Lin Chu had to decline several times before his form of address was changed to "Xiaolin."
It was clear the Lu Family's decor was quite... old-school.
It was a Chinese-style rosewood decor, the kind favored by the previous generation. The sofas were all hardwood seats carved with dragons, making the whole place look like an imperial palace.
In the most conspicuous spot in the living room was a giant statue of Guan Gong, with incense burning before it.
Lu Ming's father, Lu JiaSheng, had long limbs but a rather large belly. He was dressed in casual loungewear, but a tattoo was visible at his cuff: the character for "Patience."
It had a very old-school flair.
