The Zeng family members stared at the pile of betrothal gifts, none of them uttering a word.
They remained silent, and the Third Madam grew anxious, hurriedly asking Mrs. Zeng, “Inlaws, is our dowry insufficient? Is there anything we’re missing? We’ll go back and prepare immediately; we certainly won’t let Xiaoya suffer.”
“What others have, Xiaoya should have too; what others don’t have, Xiaoya should have as well,”
the old lady said to Mrs. Zeng. “Yes, what’s missing? Just ask, and we’ll find a way to raise the funds.”
“No, no, that’s not it,”
Mrs. Zeng quickly replied. “We just felt the dowry was a bit too much.”
The Third Madam breathed a sigh of relief.
So, the dowry was too generous! She was terrified, thinking something was missing.
She smiled and said, “It’s not much. I prepared the same value for all my daughters-in-law when they married; I didn’t favor anyone. It was all the same.” ”
What the Eighth Prince paid for himself, that’s his. I don’t know how much he has.”
Anyway, as the mother-in-law, she treated everyone equally; no matter which daughter-inlaw married, she prepared the same dowry.
Mrs. Zeng and her mother-in-law exchanged a glance.
They had expected the bride price from the York Family to be substantial, but they hadn’t anticipated such a large sum.
The value of this bride price was equivalent to the entire Zeng family’s fortune.
No wonder they were the richest family; they were incredibly generous.


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