"They've all been here," Mrs. Wang said. "They came to pay their respects and mourn, but were quickly taken away by your granduncle, saying they had important matters to discuss. Alas, only the two of them know about your grandfather's affairs."
Mrs. Wang wasn't really interested in those two; she was more concerned about Uncle Cheng. "Third Lady, you must get Uncle Cheng over here. Although your dowry has been sorted out, some of it remains in your grandfather's courtyard and Uncle Cheng needs to retrieve it."
That's just the visible dowry; the truly valuable items are elsewhere.
However, Zhao Hanzhang nodded, having her own plans. She needed to see Ji Yuan first.
Zhao Erlang was still young, with a child's nature, and Mrs. Wang had been anxious all day, now utterly exhausted. Zhao Hanzhang didn't make them stay the whole night, asking Qing Gu and a few others to help them go rest.
