The Heir's Wife and her younger sister-in-law Luo Ning had a good relationship.
She smiled and said, "Usually, the dishes are arranged by the kitchen, and these few dishes are often served."
The Marchioness was not the kind of mother-in-law who liked to set strict rules, expecting her daughters-in-law to always serve and arrange the dishes.
The mother-in-law preferred peace and quiet, so she usually let them eat in their own courtyards.
She would come over to accompany the mother-in-law for a meal once every few days, and she remembered these dishes were frequently served.
Luo Ning then asked, "Can the daily meal menu for mother be brought to me to take a look right away?"
In a large household, there would be a record of the menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day, which is why she asked this.
The Heir's Wife was somewhat perplexed, but still said, "Of course, that's no problem."
