Chapter 3: All Belongings

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The two of them sat opposite each other and ate their noodles in silence. Lisa would carefully peek at Jungkook from time to time. She noticed that Jungkook was eating his noodles in an extremely refined manner. He did not make any sound, and his actions were so elegant that he actually looked like a young noble. He did not seem like a local ruffian or hooligan who lived in the countryside.

“Jungkook seems like a decent person.” Lisa thought to herself.

However, looking at her bleak surrounding, the house, and even rain leaking through a roof tile, Lisa shook her head as well as the absurd thoughts in her mind.

After Jungkook finished eating his noodles, he quietly looked up at Lisa, who was eating like a little hamster, which put him in a better mood. He then waited for her to finish eating.

Lisa put down her bowl and found Jungkook looking at her expressionlessly. She was a little nervous.

“Uh, is there something on my face?”

Lisa touched her face awkwardly. Facing Jungkook’s eyes, she became more nervous.

She really wanted to know Jungkook’s plans for their future. As a married couple, where would their living expenses come from? How were they going to live?

Seeing Jungkook shake his head, Lisa bit her lips and asked tentatively, “Um... What are you going to do today?”

“Exercise. Why?” Jungkook moved his chair away, stood up, and stretched his body.

His doctor had instructed him to exercise every day. This would help his body recover and reduce his sequelae. It was very helpful to his health.

“Oh, okay. I’ll go to the city to return the wedding dress later.”

Lisa’s eyes dimmed. Seeing Jungkook looking over, she squeezed out a smile and reached out to pick up the two sets of cutlery.

Jungkook didn’t care about anything regarding their wedding. However, he did not realize the trouble that Lisa had gone to. She had to rent her wedding dress from a shop.

He did not want to care, but when he saw Lisa’s defeated expression, Jungkook frowned slightly. He stopped her, “Wait a moment.”

“What’s wrong?” Lisa looked confused.

Jungkook walked to the broken mahogany lacquer cabinet, took out a small carved wooden box from the bottom drawer, and handed it to Lisa.

“What?” Lisa took it and weighed the wooden box. She was confused. She opened the lid and saw a crystal clear jade bracelet lying quietly in the box.

Even though Lisa did not know how to appraise jade, just by seeing the color and quality of the jade bracelet, she could tell that it was worth a lot.

Jungkook glanced at the jade bracelet. His assistant had said that it was for a lucky draw. Giving it to Lisa now was a form of respect for her.

“This is all of our belongings. Since we are married, this bracelet will belong to you from now on.”

Wasn’t Jungkook a pauper? How did he have such a valuable thing? Lisa held the wooden box in her hands in a daze. She opened her mouth and said, “Ah, such a valuable bracelet...”

“Take it.” Jungkook did not look at her again and walked out of the house.

This must be the last valuable thing the Luo family has. She must take good care of it for Jungkook!

Lisa exhaled and closed the wooden box. She put the bracelet back in its original position.

By the time Lisa washed, dried the wedding dress, and arrived at the city on the rickety country bus, it was already noon.

When she got married, her stepmother and father did not prepare anything for her. Moreover, she had spent all the money she had on her to pay for her mother’s treatment. She was really short of money, so she could only choose to rent a wedding dress to get married.

The shop where she rented the wedding dress was located inside a shopping mall. It was not considered too high-end, but since it was pretty and had a good price, Lisa rented it.

After Lisa laboriously carried a large bag with the wedding dress into the shop, the female shop assistant who was sitting behind the counter and playing with her phone lazily raised her head. She looked Lisa up and down, then used two fingers to pinch the hem of the wedding dress. She said disdainfully, “Come on, you just got married. How did you ruin the wedding dress to this state? What’s this smell on it?”

Lisa wiped the sweat from her forehead and quickly explained, “I washed it with soap. It’s very clean. There’s no problem!”

“You’ve only been married for one day. Did you go to the countryside to farm and feed the pigs in it? Moreover, the wedding dress has to be dry-cleaned. Do you understand? Can you afford to pay to fix it?” The female employee rolled her eyes, then cursed in a low voice, “Where did this country bumpkin come from?”

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