She doesn't like pearl necklaces and gemstone rings very much either.

Seeing that his wife was genuinely not interested in those things, Lu Ting advised, "Mom, Yanyan, forget it. Just keep the jewelry box."

Hua Min pointed at the pile of fans in the box and asked, "What should we do with these fans?"

Fan? Su Yan didn't have time to fan herself. She would let her daughter play with it later.

Lu Fengnian directly said, "Put it in the box first. When you have grandchildren, give them one to play with."

"Dad, isn't your grandpa a fabric merchant? During the Republic of China era, all the ladies loved making silk cheongsams. How come there isn't a single piece of good fabric in the box?"

"Even if my mother had silk and satin in her dowry, she would have probably used it to make clothes for your aunt decades ago.

I suspect that the set of rosewood furniture in your grandfather's room was my mother's dowry."

Lu Ting's eyes lit up, "When are we going to move back?"

"You're stupid! That whole house belongs to your father and me. Am I afraid they'll sell the furniture? It's all thanks to your grandfather that we were able to keep so many things. We'll find a way to secretly burn a few more incense sticks for your grandfather later."

Lu Ting thought about it and it made sense. His grandfather was not dead, so who would dare to sell the furniture in his room?

Grandma left behind so much dowry, doesn’t his grandfather have any good things in his hands?

My great-grandfather ran a grain and oil shop. Although he didn't have as much money as my great-grandfather, he should have left something for his descendants, right?

Lu Ting looked at Lu Fengnian and asked seriously, "Dad, even though your grandfather's family wasn't as wealthy as your maternal grandfather's, didn't they leave behind any good things?"

"I'll have to ask your grandfather next time I go back. Now that my mother's dowry has been moved back, it's time to talk to Fengnian and Fengyu about the ownership of the house, so they don't have to run back to the old house every few days."

Lu Ting suddenly muttered, "Why did my grandma die of a massive hemorrhage? If she hadn't died, my second and third uncles probably wouldn't have been alive."