Su Qiao secretly gave him a meaningful glance.
"Master, let's leave things at that for now. The shopkeeper said he only charged the cost price, so he shouldn't lose money."
The old man glanced at her and nodded, saying no more. "Mm, as long as he doesn't lose money."
Su Qiao turned to the old madam. "Grandma, I didn't tell you about this beforehand. You won't blame me, will you?"
"Look at you, child. You've earned so much money for the family. How could Grandma blame you?"
The old madam picked up the bracelet in the box and examined it, her heart filled with delight.
When she had first married into the Old Su Family, both families had been poor. At the time, they had merely bought a piece of cloth and made her a set of clothes and two pairs of new shoes. She had not even had a decent piece of jewelry.
Over the years, the family's eldest son and eldest grandson had both been studying at the private school, so there had never been any extra money to buy things like this.
Whenever she saw the silver bracelets on the wrists of her close friends in the village, it wasn't that she hadn't envied them.
Now she could have one too, and it had been given to her by her filial granddaughter. Naturally, she was delighted.
It was just that she felt wearing it herself would be a bit wasteful.
"Grandma's already an old woman. Why would I need to dress up? These silver bracelets and earrings should go to you and Ernie. You're both grown girls now, and it's time to get yourselves some decent jewelry. When the time comes to discuss marriage..."
The old man had been thinking about his eldest granddaughter and that important