I don't know what kind of vision the Young Master has.
After the Eldest Young Madam gave birth, her figure was far inferior to the young lady's. How does the Young Master see them as nearly the same?
For a young woman, the garment is barely wearable due to slight size differences.
The Eldest Young Madam was both angry and relieved. At least the Young Master didn't despise her figure and still thought of her as having the figure of an unmarried maiden, but wasn't her taking the embroideress hoping for Yun Chu's marriage to be glamorous and respectable?
The Young Master An maintains good relations with the Empress Dowager's faction and is looked down upon. Yun Chu stood up for her father, earning her much praise from others.
If they, as a couple, were to treat Yun Chu poorly and let her marry in poverty, it would surely invite criticism and serve as a talking point, even if they are reluctant to spend money, they must maintain appearances.
