Married at First Sight (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 5158

The Zeng family members stared at the pile of betrothal gifts, none of them uttering a word. 

They remained silent, and the Third Madam grew anxious, hurriedly asking Mrs. Zeng, “Inlaws, is our dowry insufficient? Is there anything we’re missing? We’ll go back and prepare immediately; we certainly won’t let Xiaoya suffer.” 

“What others have, Xiaoya should have too; what others don’t have, Xiaoya should have as well,” 

the old lady said to Mrs. Zeng. “Yes, what’s missing? Just ask, and we’ll find a way to raise the funds.” 

“No, no, that’s not it,” 

Mrs. Zeng quickly replied. “We just felt the dowry was a bit too much.” 

The Third Madam breathed a sigh of relief. 

So, the dowry was too generous! She was terrified, thinking something was missing. 

She smiled and said, “It’s not much. I prepared the same value for all my daughters-in-law when they married; I didn’t favor anyone. It was all the same.” ” 

What the Eighth Prince paid for himself, that’s his. I don’t know how much he has.” 

Anyway, as the mother-in-law, she treated everyone equally; no matter which daughter-inlaw married, she prepared the same dowry. 

Mrs. Zeng and her mother-in-law exchanged a glance. 

They had expected the bride price from the York Family to be substantial, but they hadn’t anticipated such a large sum. 

The value of this bride price was equivalent to the entire Zeng family’s fortune. 

No wonder they were the richest family; they were incredibly generous. 

“The family won’t empty their coffers for me,” 

Zhan Yue reassured Zeng Xiaoya, not wanting her to feel pressured. 

“When my mom was helping us prepare, I gave her 100 million yuan to help her buy jewelry. 

Those villas and cars weren’t included in that 100 million.” 

Zeng Xiaoya: “…” 

She felt that the 100 million yuan he mentioned was about the same as her 10,000. 

“Xiaoya, you don’t need to feel guilty. When my brothers got married, the dowries they gave my wives were about the same as ours. The elders in the family treat everyone equally; the only difference is the amount of money we personally contributed.”