The Gao Family.
It was nearly noon, and aside from Lady Gao, the other members of the Gao Family had arrived early.
The County Monarch Rongyi had already been buried, and according to custom, today was the day to divide the things she left behind.
The clothes and jewelry that County Monarch Rongyi left behind were to be given to her only daughter, Lady Gao. This had always been the rule, and even if the wives of the sons by concubine and granddaughters wanted them, they could only think about it.
If they dared to reach out, not to mention Lady Gao, even the Gao Family would not agree.
Wouldn't it be laughable if word got out that the Gao Family had no rules?
Then there was the dowry of County Monarch Rongyi, which was also to go to Lady Gao. No matter how much there was or how envious they were, the members of the Gao Family could not reach out for it.
