Chapter 482 - 256 Special Gift_2
The two children were extremely beautiful, with the boy handsome and slightly rough around the edges, while the girl had features like a painting, adorable with her snow-like jade complexion. Both had their large, round, and curious black eyes fixed on this grandfather.
Upon hearing the grandfather call him, Ming Wa candidly was about to go over but was held back by Jingjing.
Jingjing pouted and said, "Mother doesn’t like it," then turned back, rushed to her mother, and hugged one of her legs. Looking up at her mother, she proudly claimed, "Jingjing doesn’t like it either."
Seeing this, Ming Wa also loudly declared to Prince Consort Pan, "Don’t like, foreigner." He then turned and ran to hug Cheng Yue’s other leg.
Cheng Yue felt a swell of pride seeing her children standing in solidarity with her and echoed, "Yes, don’t like."
Prince Consort Pan had just received a package from the maid Dankou and was about to divide gifts for his grandson and granddaughter, but everyone had scattered. Looking again at the six eyes staring roundly at him and three little mouths pursed high, he shook his head and chuckled self-deprecatingly, "Grandpa Pan is unloved, insists on giving gifts, but nobody wants them."
After sitting for a while, Prince Consort Pan stood up and went to distribute the gifts he had brought.
Having made preparations and using his own hired boat, he brought a full five horse carts of goods, covering all necessities. He also brought a generous personal gift for each member of the Qian family, including Qian Manxia’s household.
At the same time, he also brought generous gifts for the Zhang family, who had saved Cheng Yue several times, instructing Qian Sangui to deliver them on behalf of the Qian family.
Altogether, the gifts were worth no less than ten thousand taels of silver.
Qian Yixiu looked at the gifts sent to her, an ivory jewelry box carved with flowers and birds, containing a set of filigree head ornaments inlaid with pearls and jade, along with a smooth, light pink East Pearl necklace. Jewelry box and ornaments together were worth at least one thousand taels of silver—the generosity was indeed staggering.