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Li Mo'er's mind had been observing Old Mrs. Yang. She saw that Old Mrs. Yang had closed the door and gone back into the room. Then she opened two leather bags and took out all the cash inside.

The old lady laid out all the money in bundles on the kang (a heated brick bed), and her smile was so wide it showed her teeth.

Then she actually lay down on the kang (a heated brick bed) and started rolling around, rolling directly from the cash that covered half of the kang to the other side.

And so the old woman rolled around on the money, laughing heartily as she did so, her excitement overflowing!

The old woman rummaged through the cash for a long time before standing up. Then she squatted down and began to use a wire hook to pry open the bricks on the ground.

After finally managing to lift one brick, the rest were easy. They simply flipped them over one by one by hand and stacked them aside, continuing until they had flipped over more than thirty bricks before stopping.

Beneath the bricks was a layer of soil four or five centimeters thick. Using a shovel, the soil was shoveled aside, revealing a thick wooden board about one meter square.

Lifting the wooden board revealed a square pit about 80 centimeters in diameter.

However, in the pit at this time, there were several canned food jars and a metal box left over from eating canned food.

Li Mo'er probed into the jar with her mind and found that it contained some jade ornaments, including earrings, bracelets, and necklaces. Some of the jade was even of the icy variety.

I never expected this old lady to have so many jade ornaments. If these things were in later generations, they could sell for hundreds of millions.

However, for Li Mo'er, who possessed more than one super jade mine, these things were naturally beneath her notice.

Li Mo'er's mind probed into the iron box again and found that it contained bundles of banknotes. She roughly counted them and found that there were more than seven thousand yuan.

This amount of money is nothing to a wealthy person, but compared to other working-class families, her family is quite well-off, exceeding 90% of families.

Li Mo'er couldn't understand why this old lady, with so much money, would still plan to marry Yang Yuqing off in exchange for a dowry of five thousand yuan. She really didn't know whether to call her clever or foolish.

The old lady took out the canning jars and tin boxes, counted everything, and then put them back into the pit one by one.

Only then did Li Mo'er realize that, in order to prevent dampness, the old woman had laid a layer of kraft paper at the bottom of the pit, followed by two wooden boards stacked together.

She arranged all her old belongings neatly, then laid a wooden plank on top to disguise it as the bottom of the pit. After that, she covered it with a layer of kraft paper, and then began to stack the 200,000 yuan in cash that Li Mo'er had given her on top of it.

After stacking all the cash, the old lady thought for a moment, then took out a stack of five thousand yuan, covered it with a layer of kraft paper, then covered it with the thick wooden board, then filled the soil back in, and finally started laying bricks.

After the bricks were laid, she jumped on them a few times to make sure it was safe. Then she used a broom to sweep the remaining loose soil back and forth on the newly laid bricks, letting the soil go into the gaps between the bricks.

After all this was done, most people would never guess that there was an astonishing fortune hidden beneath those bricks.

Li Mo'er guessed that with the money placed here, the old lady would definitely not dig this place up again anytime soon.

Li Mo'er smiled. If she were to take this money away, and the old lady were to open this place later and find that all the cash inside was missing, she wondered if she would go crazy with anger.

However, Li Mo'er doesn't care about her future. She will definitely take the 195,000 yuan. She'll just consider the 5,000 yuan as retirement money given to her by Yang Yuqing's family.

Li Mo'er naturally had no interest in the jade and seven thousand yuan in savings that the old lady had hidden away.

With a thought, she directly stored the 195,000 yuan in cash that the old lady had painstakingly hidden into her spatial storage.

Grandma Yang Yuqing hid the money, took the two empty bags to Yang Yuqing's parents' room, found some of their old clothes, stuffed them into the bags, lifted them and felt they were too light, so she found two bricks, wrapped them in clothes and put them in her schoolbag. This time she lifted them and felt they were not too bad, then locked the doors and windows, and left with the two bags.