Seeing Ryan Cui looking very satisfied with the old calligraphy and paintings, Zhang's mother couldn't help but sigh, "This child is so sensible. This is just the beginning. What the old lady really wants to give you is this. Come and take a closer look."
She took out a silver envelope from the bottom of the clothing box and opened it to show Ryan Cui. It was all ingots of 20 taels each, a total of 200 taels. She also took a red sandalwood dressing box inlaid with silver ingots and carried it to the bedside as gently as if she were carrying a baby, opened it and pushed it to him. The inner lid of the dressing box was inlaid with a bronze mirror that was polished to a smooth surface, and the small drawer below was filled with layers of hairpins, rings, jewelry, gold, jade, and jewels, which were covered with a layer of gorgeous precious light under the candlelight.
The bottom layer only contained a few neatly folded sheets of mulberry paper.
She lifted her eyelids and looked at Ryan Cui. Her cloudy old eyes shone with a brilliance brighter than jewels: "These jewels were brought as dowry by your mother. When your father remarried, the old lady received them and has kept them for you. Please keep these deeds carefully. These two are the real estate deeds of this old house and a shop that your mother brought as dowry. There are also the deeds of Alex Cui and his son..."
Ryan Cui's heart was pounding. He gently pulled out the deed paper and unfolded it to take a closer look:
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