Zhou Shuren reacted quickly. Before Hu Xia could speak, he took up the conversation, "Since it wasn't given, then it must belong to Liufeng's possessions?"
After hearing this, what else could Hu Xia not understand? Lord Zhou must have already investigated the Gu family. He nodded, "Yes, it belongs to Liufeng's family property."
Zhou Shuren, peeling pine nuts, said nothing but gestured for Hu Xia to continue.
Hu Xia straightened his posture and cleared his throat—habitually—before the top superior of the Ministry of Revenue, "Liufeng's paternal cousin didn't say anything superfluous upon arrival, he directly handed over the document dividing the Gu family's inheritance from back when old Master Gu decided before his death. The intention was, after his passing, for Liufeng's uncles to deliver it to the capital. Unexpectedly, Liufeng's uncles didn't bring it."
