Chapter 558

he end, the renowned Master Chu acquired it for a staggering 180 million yuan and has kept it in his possession ever since...It's useless, no matter who wants to buy it....Seeing the money, Madam Qian...Chapter 558

Then, you should comfort him more. His hair has turned white.

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If it's not excessive sadness, this situation is impossible.

Si Ye Chen knew the pain of losing a loved one, and he patted Ou Yan's head, saying, "You are his pillar now."

"Well, I'll take good care of him."

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After the funeral, the next day, Ou Yan went to her grandmother's former residence.

The garden was overgrown and desolate, most of the flowers withered away because it hadn't been tended to in ages. Fallen leaves and petals carpeted the pebble path. Whenever grandma left, everything seemed lifeless and devoid of vitality.

Ouyang meticulously cleaned every inch of the villa. She then went to her grandmother's former bedroom, twisting the wall lamp, which caused the entire wardrobe to slide open, revealing a small hidden room.

In the dim room, there were all of grandmother's treasured possessions from her life. Some were valuable gifts from Ou-Yan, others were property deeds and bankbooks in her name, and some were her lifelong collections.

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"Bai Zhenhai, that idiot, definitely came here before. There are traces of him rummaging everywhere..." His subordinates were speechless, never expecting to meet someone like this.

Yu Yan's eyebrows and eyes turned cold. Bai Zhenhai died without ever knowing that there was a secret room behind his grandmother's wardrobe...

This is also why they couldn't find the treasure when they came here before!

"< > “Boss, this villa was also left to you by the old lady”

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"Hmm."those things to him before he calmed down...">>Soon, the person on the bed stopped convulsing and gradually calmed down."Yan Yan, is your grandfather alright..." Jiang Suzhen was still a little worrie...