Luo Ning sat down at the dressing table and took out a jewelry box from the drawer that was not very delicate.
This was given to her by Mother Luo when she got married.
It was specifically emphasized that it was the dowry prepared by her father before his death for her.
Inside the jewelry box were several golden hairpins and a bank deposit slip, which could be used to withdraw US Dollars or British Pounds from the bank opened by foreigners in the concession.
Of course, it could also be exchanged for silver coins, approximately three thousand in total.
When she married into the family, she openly had ten thousand silver coins as her dowry, and after four years, she had not used it all up, so the money on this deposit slip had also never been touched.
It was only later that the deposit slip was swindled by Huo Yunjie.
She was dearly loved by her grandma and parents at home, and her father died unexpectedly when she was twelve.
