The situation was urgent, and he didn't have time to open it to check.
The treasure-hunting mouse brought back three "treasures" in total.
A dusty wooden box and two cloth bags.
Liu Yihang opened the wooden box first.
On the surface was a thick stack of money, and underneath the money were two gold bars, a pair of green bracelets, and two pieces of jade.
Liu Yihang counted them and found that there were 18,000 yuan.
Without a doubt, this box must belong to Ge Cuihua. Apart from the third son's family, only she could have saved up so much money.
He took the money without hesitation, because it was all the hard-earned money of Liu Xiangdong and his wife over the years.
However, these two gold bars and jewelry don't seem like things that Ge Cuihua would have.
The bottom of the box was lined with a layer of velvet cloth, which was slightly yellowed but of very good quality.
Liu Yihang picked it up and examined it, discovering that the cloth seemed to have been cut from something, with jagged edges.
The back of the fabric is embroidered with a character, the traditional Chinese character for "east," and the thread looks somewhat like gold thread.
Liu Yihang had a vague idea: could this piece of cloth be the one that Liu Zhuzi and his wife found his father with when he was born?
And these gold bars and jewelry, I guess they were worn by his father.
Ge Cuihua and Liu Zhuzi's ancestors were both poor, so it's impossible for them to have such a thing.
Well, it seems his father's family background is quite complicated. They could embroider his name with gold thread, and the child even had gold jewelry left in his arms. It seems they might have had some unspeakable reasons for abandoning his father back then.
However, they haven't been able to find it all these years, so it's probably unlikely they'll ever see it again.
If my dad's parents were still alive, they would probably be in their sixties.
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