"If that is the case, Mrs. Li, I have a few words to tell Liu Ya."
"Certainly!" Mrs. Li nodded, "It's time to properly teach her a lesson; it will save a lot of trouble in the future! Take your time speaking with her, Sang Wan. I'm going to arrange the supper now!" With that, she turned and left.
Sang Wan let out a slight sigh of relief and called Liu Ya in.
"Young Madam, you wanted to see me?" Liu Ya said cheerfully, her dark eyes clear and bright, her oval face rosy and white, with a tranquil smile.
Sang Wan felt a pang in her heart. She was certain that Liu Ya was unwilling to go to Second Master Shi; she was so sure of it that she had outright offered to handle this herself. Now it was unclear whether Shi Fengju would be willing to help out. If not—no, he had to!
According to their agreement, when she left the Shi family, she planned to take Liu Ya with her—the Shi family couldn't covet her dowry maid.
To leave and leave behind her dowry maid wouldn't seem right, would it?
