Although the Lu Family denies embezzling Min Baozhen's dowry, Old Mrs. Su doesn't believe a word of it.
Initially, the two of them schemed together to acquire many of Min Baozhen's valuables, and Old Mrs. Su insists the Lu Family took the major portion of their schemed gains.
Min Baozhen's dowry was vast; even after much was schemed away, a lot remained, and later it was all reclaimed by the Min Family.
Mrs. Min and the Mighty General assumed the missing part of the dowry was voluntarily compensated by Min Baozhen to the Su Mansion, so they did not pursue it further.
Old Mrs. Su, along with the housekeeper and maid, went to the Lu Family's quarters, rummaging around until they found the dowry that had been embezzled by the Lu Family.
Two chests of jewelry, two manors near the capital, three shops on East Street in Shengjing, fifty acres of prime paddy fields, and a silver note worth five thousand taels.
