Chapter 42
She touched her forehead to the ground and bowed deeply.
Grandma, I wasn’t a good grandchild. I made you worry about me a lot, and I couldn’t be by your side when you passed away.
When Maryanne finally managed to walk into the ancestral hall looking normal again, she happened to see Dorothea finishing her last bow and getting up.
“Dorothea, your grandma left you an inheritance before she passed away.”
Kaylin suddenly spoke. Dorothea barely stopped what she was doing and quietly waited for her to go on.
“Mom decided to transfer the money to Mary’s name as her dowry.”
As soon as he finished speaking, the incense stick in Dorothea’s hand suddenly snapped.
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