"Uncle, I don't want a dowry."
The original owner's parents had left behind two apartments, a villa, and some company shares.
In the original owner's memories, William Wynne had approached her on her twentieth birthday to discuss the inheritance, saying he wanted to give it to her.
But she had refused.
Olivia could more or less understand the original owner's feelings.
William Wynne was a cold man by nature. As long as they had this connection, this tie between them, she had a reason to keep living with the Wynne family. If that connection were severed completely, she feared he would stay at his military base and never come back.
Over time, the ties between them would grow weaker and weaker.
Slowly, their relationship would fade.
As Olivia recalled the original owner's memories, she became even more determined not to accept the dowry.
'The original owner wanted to leave these things for her uncle. I should help her fulfill that wish.'
"Why not?"
