The day before Ruru's wedding, the dowry was sent to the Xie Mansion.
Yun Jiao didn't want to be too conspicuous, so everything was packed in boxes, and the dowry of one hundred and twenty carriers was discreetly sent to the Xie Mansion.
According to tradition, a copy of the dowry list should be given to the in-laws.
Mrs. Ruan soon received Ruru's dowry list.
Mrs. Ruan wasn't fond of Ruru as a daughter-in-law, but she couldn't be more pleased with the dowry list.
Even marrying a princess, the dowry would probably be like this.
A princess's dowry wouldn't be sent to the in-laws; it would be delivered to the Princess Mansion.
The next afternoon, Ruru sat in a bridal sedan chair and entered the Xie family's door.
She and Xie Heng grew up as childhood sweethearts, compatible in both temperament and disposition, often holding hands while walking at home.
Initially, Mrs. Ruan was reluctant for Ruru to become her daughter-in-law because Xie Heng liked Ruru.
