A ray of white moonlight

Chapter 916 Is Lu Yiyi's grandfather so awesome?

"Yeah." Lawyer Li nodded, "I was just 20 years old that year, and I was still working as a clerk under Duke An. On that day, there happened to be a document handed over to Xiao Bie, so I went home with him."

"Duke An?" Lu Yi paused, then turned his head to look at Shen Shi, then turned back to look at Lawyer Li, and asked in surprise, "You mean Shen Shen's grandfather?"

By the way, she almost forgot about this. Since it was the aristocratic circle back then, there were naturally nobles who settled down, so Shen Ya's grandfather naturally lived in that era.

However, Lawyer Li shook his head: "No, I'm talking about Shen Xiaogui's great-grandfather, his grandfather's father. If you talk about his grandfather, he was about my age at that time."

"Oh, that's right, if there are parents, unless there are special circumstances, they can't claim the title. So, that's when you met my grandfather?"

Regarding this question, Lu Yiyi originally just asked casually.

Instead of thinking about it, I still saw Lawyer Li shaking his head: "Ha, many people think that I only met your grandfather at that time, even Xiao Bie thought it was just..."

"Everyone guessed wrong? Did you know my grandfather before?" Seeing that Lawyer Li was playing tricks, Lu Yiyi couldn't help interjecting, and added casually, "Don't tell me that you are my grandfather's person at all."

As soon as the words fell, Lawyer Li narrowed his eyes, and looked like you guessed it right, which made Lu Yi stunned for a moment, and murmured: "But...but didn't you hang out with Shen Shen's great-grandfather? Why are you again? My grandfather's people?"

Speaking of this, Lu Yiyi was taken aback suddenly, and his gaze was once again on Shen Ya's face.

At the same time, Shen Ya showed a bit of shock, looked at Lu Yiyi, once again tacitly understood that both of them understood a problem.

Lu Yi thought it over and said, "So, in fact, Shen Shen's great-grandfather was also a member of the Democratic Party?"

If such an assumption holds true, what happened next is easy to understand.

Lu Yiyi once investigated that during the Great Revolution, the first aristocratic family to stand up to support the Democratic Party's revolution was An Jia, but there were so many reasons why An Jia supported the revolution that no one knew An Jia's thoughts.

But if Duke Ann is a Democrat at all, there is nothing wrong with him supporting the revolution.

Not only that, Lawyer Li nodded in approval, and added: "Well, Shen Qian, Shen Ya's great-grandfather was one of the original elders who secretly established the Democratic Party.

At that time in Lanshan, City B, there were five members who established the Democratic Party, one of whom was your grandfather, the girl, who served as the interim party chairman of the Democratic Party, and Shen Xiaogui's great-grandfather was the supervisor of the Democratic Party Committee.Of course, there are several other people, one of whom you must be familiar with, Yin Jiancheng, the first speaker of our country’s parliament and the president of country A, he served as a standing committee member at that time.

Speaking of which, Shen Xiaogui's great-grandfather and your grandfather have always had a good relationship. Perhaps, his great-grandfather is the only one who knows your grandfather's real name. "

As soon as Lu Yi heard the words, he unconsciously touched his head with his fingers.

According to what Attorney Li said, my God!Her Lu Yiyi's grandfather is so awesome?

Party chairman!If there were no surprises, her grandfather should have been elected president after the Great Revolution proposed a parliamentary system.

In addition, Shen Ya's great-grandfather and her grandfather should be regarded as the friendship of revolutionary comrades in arms, so the fate between her and Shen Ya has been established since then.

But...Lu Yi glanced at Shen Ya, uh...As for Shen Ya's idea of ​​not wanting to associate with his mother's family, Shen Ya probably didn't think it was a kind of fate.

(End of this chapter)