Su Yin didn't rest at all throughout the afternoon, busy counting the jewelry and clothes Zhou Mo had returned.
She roughly calculated that even if these items were sold on the second-hand market, they could sell for at least eight figures.
Among them were not only the bestsellers, popular items, and new releases from major brands but also many classic and unique pieces.
If placed in the auction market, their value would be many times greater.
Su Yin picked a black saddle bag from a pile of bags, with a hint of reluctance flashing in her eyes.
It was her favorite bag, and also the first gift Qi Jincheng had given her.
The reason it was her favorite was, of course, because of Qi Jincheng.
To her, the price didn't matter at all. What was important was the sentiment; it was proof that Qi Jincheng cared about her. Otherwise, why would he have given her the bag?
Su Yin carefully placed the bag in the display cabinet, even taking it out every few days to gently wipe it clean.
