"No matter how cherished something is, it's never more important than a daughter-in-law. Besides, this is a family heirloom passed down through generations. Your grandmother gave it to me, and I'll pass it to your daughter-in-law. It's only right," Mrs. Luo, who had just walked in and overheard the father-son conversation, warmly said. "By the way, when are you leaving?"
"At eleven," Luo Hu continued, "The jade bracelet is gone from our family, only the dagger over there holds any significance. I just wonder if they'll like such lethal items."
"Dad, that dagger is a gift from your old superior. Gifts from the elders shouldn't be given away easily. A pair of jade bracelets is enough; they are ancient jade from the Han Dynasty, worth a fortune," said Luo Zheng earnestly.
