"Mom, what is this? An heirloom?" Ye Shu asked, curiously reaching out to open the Treasure Box.
As soon as the lid was lifted, a shaft of golden light spilled out from the box!
Ye Shu looked closely and saw that the box was filled with glittering gold jewelry.
"Mom, I shouldn't reap without sowing. These items are so valuable; you should keep them for now," Ye Shu said as she started to close the box.
Unexpectedly, Bai Yueru stopped her, saying, "What do you mean 'reap without sowing'? You cured my son's gynophobia and won his affection; that is a great contribution."
As Bai Yueru spoke, she counted the jewelry inside: eight gold bars the size of chopsticks, three gold leaves the size of matchboxes, and all sorts of small trinkets, all made of pure gold and obviously handcrafted with fine skill. Although the designs looked a bit dated, the meaning of an heirloom lies in its ability to be passed down through generations, regardless of the style.
