Mrs. He held Jinghan's hand, tears swirling in her eyes, "Child, once you're over there, you must take care of yourself, as well as Zixuan and the children. Your grandmother isn't well, and I can't accompany you, so you both need to be more cautious."
Jinghan also felt a bit of heartache. Her mother-in-law had always been kind to her, and there were hardly any conflicts between them; their relationship was harmonious. Holding a purse in her hand, Jinghan pushed it into Mrs. He's hand, "Mother, inside here are silver banknotes worth 1,000 taels. Take care of yourself. You and father are getting on in years, don't work too hard. Use the money I'm giving you for any expenses at home. After a while, I will send more back."
Mrs. He hurriedly refused, but she couldn't overcome Jinghan's insistence and accepted it.
