Chapter 127

"Is that okay, Ma? I have permission to give you the ring that you gave me as a dowry to marry Zahra," said Axell while sipping his coffee.

"Ring?" asked Mrs. Celine, confused.

"Yes, the ring that mom gave me first," answered Axell, looking at his mother.

"When?" asked Mrs. Celine.

"In a cardboard box," Axell answered flatly.

Mrs. Celine seemed to cover her mouth.

"Is the ring still there?" asked Mrs. Celine.

"Yes, Mrs. Ania gave it to me along with the cardboard," answered Axell.

"So, Mrs. Ania doesn't use it to support your living expenses?" asked Mrs. Celine.

"Mommy Ania raise their children with their own sweat," answered Axell, which made Mrs. Celine lower her head.

"Sorry," said Axell, only then realizing the change in his mother's expression.

"It's okay," answered Mrs. Celine hoarsely.

"Can I use the twenty-gram ring as a dowry later?" Axell repeated.

"Yes," answered Mrs. Celine, nodding.

Silence fell between the two mothers and children; everyone was absorbed in

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