Two drunkards

"I offered them something they wouldn't be able to resist. You don't have to worry about it as long Qie Xieling agrees," she said not wanting to go into detail. She would treat Qie Xieling like her own son and give him anything he wanted as long as he made her son happy. 

Luo Muchen didn't ask any further. His gaze fell on the expensive Horologii Chronos watch that looked exactly like the one he had. Its face gleamed under the light as though showcasing its value. 

There were also deeds to two homes. One was in the heart of the city and the other was on a private island. 

There were hundreds of millions ready for transfer and five per cent shares in the Luo group. 

Luo Muchen's heart swelled reading the list of things his mother prepared for Qie Xieling. These betrothal gifts were not just material possessions. They were symbols of the value of Qie Xieling to the Luo family and how they would treat him.