"Besides, Yulu led you to find these things, so she should be in charge of managing the money."

Grandma Han glanced at Liu Meie, who was so frightened that she dared not speak again.

"Grandma actually sold it for a total of twenty-eight taels of silver, but I saved someone on the way and he gave me five taels of silver as a consultation fee. However, I have already given the silver to Chen Yuan and his grandson."

"So I still have twenty taels of silver left here."

Cui Yulu took out her purse somewhat embarrassed and handed it to Old Mrs. Han.

She was genuinely surprised that those items could fetch so much silver.

He was overjoyed to see the silver in his hand.

This was the first time in her life that she had seen so much silver, especially since she had brought it all back at once.

When Han Erzhu was alive, he would only bring back ten taels of silver a year and give it to me. Now he can bring back twenty taels at a time, which is a lot. People should know how to be content.

Those things were a gift from heaven. They received them, and after selling them for money, they should use the money to help those in need.

She strongly supports Cui Yulu on this point.

The harvest is bad now, so if we have the ability, we should help out.

"How much do you have left? Aren't you going to hand it over?"

Liu Meie instinctively clutched her purse; she hadn't been willing to spend the three taels of silver, and now she still had two taels and six hundred coins left.

"I have two ounces left here, take it."

“Cui girl, don’t blame yourself. You earned those five taels of silver yourself, and it’s your freedom to give them to Chen Yuan and the others. Give two taels of silver to Yulu, and keep it for you two to buy things. I’ll keep the rest for you. If you need anything, just let me know, understand?”

"Mother, you should give me some too. I am an elder, after all. It wouldn't be good if I didn't have some money."

Grandma Han glared at her, and Liu Meie immediately fell silent.

If she doesn't want to give it, she doesn't have to. She'll have to give it to her son when he gets married anyway.