Miss Truth

The interior was filled with exquisite Lantian jade remnants from the carving process, crafted into numerous small items such as fan pendants, hairpins, earrings, and various delightful little jade pendants and so on. Ran Yan was attracted to a small, nearly transparent white bracelet. It was made of jade beads the size of mung beans, resembling droplets of dew with short green tassels on the sides, quite adorable.

"Let’s go with this one." Ran Yan pointed at the bracelet.

Ran Yun pulled it out and handed it to Ran Yan, saying, "This one has the best jade quality of them all, but it’s too small. This one is for you. You take the two best items, and the rest are mine. We’ll split the money from the bigger items thirty-seventy. I put in quite a bit of effort, so I’ll take seventy percent. What do you think?"

As she spoke, she placed a green jade cicada in Ran Yan’s hand.

"No need, these two are enough for me." Ran Yan refused. She actually hadn’t contributed anything; even the initial capital was Ran Yunsheng’s. She had merely put in a bit of effort to win these few raw stones, so receiving these two items as a reward didn’t seem too little.

Ran Yun’s smile bloomed like spring flowers, "Then I won’t be polite. When you get married, I’ll have Father give you a big present!"

Ran Yan smiled wryly, truly a miser, always expecting others to owe her, while taking advantage all for herself.

In fact, even if Ran Yan had taken those thirty percent, it wouldn’t have been excessive. But currently living at someone else’s expense, Ran Yan naturally wouldn’t quibble over this. Besides, that money in Chang’an was like a chicken rib—too trivial to buy even a palm-sized piece of land, but not insignificant enough, as it could cover a year or two’s expenses.