At this time, the sound of shoes dragging on tiles came from the house, as if the person walking could not lift his feet.

Everyone followed the voice and went over.

Sang Tianen's grandmother walked out unsteadily, leaning on a crutch in her right hand and holding a green handkerchief in her left hand. She walked unsteadily, as if she was about to fall at any time.

Sang Tianen quickly stood up to help her, but grandma waved her hands, not wanting anyone to support her. She slowly found a chair and sat down, breathing heavily.

Father Sang also stood up when he saw this and asked in surprise, "Mom, why are you up? Didn't you say you were feeling unwell and wanted to sleep?"

Grandma smiled and said, "Today is the first time my in-laws are visiting us. How can I not meet them?"

As he spoke, a pair of skinny hands slowly untied the handkerchief.

Father Sang's eyes suddenly widened and he stared at the old man's movements, afraid that he would miss anything.

Zuo Danqing's eyes also instantly blossomed with a strange brilliance, and he said excitedly: "My dear relative, what good things are you hiding?"

Grandma just smiled but said nothing. The handkerchief was wrapped in several layers and the old woman's movements were not very agile. Everyone was curious and a little anxious, wanting to see what was inside the handkerchief.

Sang Tianen estimated that most of the money in it was the small change her grandmother had saved. The old lady must have heard a lot of what everyone had just discussed, so she took out her own money.

I couldn't help but feel a little emotional. When I was a child, my parents were busy with work and I was too young to take care of myself, so it was my grandmother who did the laundry, cooked and took care of me.

When she opened her eyes for the first time, the first person she saw was her grandmother. Her face, wrinkled with joy, made her dazed for a moment.

It turns out that in this world, there really are people who welcome her with such a heartfelt smile, rather than a look of disgust.

At that moment she truly realized that she was reborn, and all the sounds and feelings were not just imaginations before her brain cells died.

All of this is real.

Later she met her parents in this life. They were snuggling together, her father holding her tenderly, and her mother cautiously stretched out a little finger and gently poked her cheek.

Such a timid look caused her father to be scolded, and her mother blushed shyly and scratched her head.

The father said softly, "What a fool! There is nothing to be afraid of."

The mother said with a sad look in her eyes, "She's too small. I don't dare touch her, for fear of accidentally breaking her little bones."

The father laughed when he heard this, kissed her little cheek and said, "It's okay, just try to hold it."

"Wow, this is a good thing, my dear!" Zuo Danmei's shout brought Sang Tianen back from his memories of the past.

She calmed herself down and, like everyone else, turned her gaze to what was in her grandmother's hand.

Grandma was holding an emerald gold ring and a jade peace locket, both of which looked to be old items.

Grandma said slowly, "These things are my husband's dowry. Now you are going to start your own family, and I don't have much to give to the future daughter-in-law and son-in-law. These are just meeting gifts."

Sang Tianen and Sang Muyang looked surprised. Sang Muyang mumbled, "Grandma..."

Grandma started coughing and didn't look well.

Sang Tianen patted her back to calm her down, frowning and saying, "Give these things to Mu Yang, I don't need them."

Yan's father next to him was stunned for a moment, then cursed in his heart, "Idiot!" This is obviously a family heirloom, how could this silly boy not want it?

Seeing his grandmother's listless expression, Sang Muyang's eyes reddened. He stood up, squatted beside her, and whispered, "Grandma, what's wrong with you? Weren't you fine before?"

Grandma touched his head lovingly, her cloudy eyes dimming a little: "Old people are always sad in the summer, it's okay."

"But..." Sang Muyang pursed his lips, his face full of worry.

Grandma patted his hands and said calmly, "Xiaoyan and Xiaoqiao, come over and pick one each."

Yan Zheng glanced at his parents, feeling a little helpless, not knowing whether he should go forward. His father gave him a look.

Yan Zheng took a deep breath and stood up. At the same time, Qiao Sirui, who had been silent all the time, also walked forward hesitantly.

Qiao Sirui glanced at Sang Muyang who was staring at her, and whispered, "Brother-in-law, you choose first."

Yan Zheng paused, his eyes falling on the ring and the peace locket. He didn't know much about jade and didn't know its value.

Since the elderly are putting the items together for them to choose from, the prices shouldn’t be too different.

According to common sense, the ring should be more valuable. After all, the peace locket is so small, while the gem on the ring is very large.

But the value of jade is not necessarily determined by its size. These two things of Sang Tianen’s grandmother are obviously old items, maybe even antiques. Perhaps the peace locket is more valuable.

Yan Zheng was very hesitant. If he chose an expensive one, his future brother-in-law might complain. The key to choosing a cheap one was that he didn't know which one was cheaper.

After hesitating for a moment, Yan Zheng showed his signature smile and said to Qiao Sirui, "Let my sister-in-law choose first."

Qiao Sirui's lips moved slightly, and she seemed to be in a dilemma. Just as she was about to say something, Sang Muyang said, "Sirui, why don't you choose that ring? It's a nice-looking one."

Qiao Sirui glanced at Yan Zheng, then slowly reached out and picked up the quaint emerald ring.

Er Zheng also picked up the small and smooth peace locket, and the cool feel made him rub it a few times.

Seeing that his son-in-law and daughter-in-law both had things, Sang's father's face looked a little unhappy. When he first came in, the old lady gave him a pair of gold earrings and nothing else.

Logically speaking, good things should be given to his son-in-law first, and then passed on to his daughter and son. However, he served the old lady for so many years, but got nothing except the gold earrings she wore when she entered the door.

Before he entered the door, he heard people say that his late father-in-law was the son of a wealthy family and was very handsome.

Later, because her family fell into poverty, she was forced to marry her current old woman.

A lean camel is bigger than a horse. I never imagined that there was such a good thing. It was a pity that in order to earn money to build a house for his sister, he went out with his wife to make snacks after half a month of confinement, and thus suffered from back pain.