After having breakfast with his family, Lu Yuan figured he should still go out and take a look around.
He hadn't been in Taiping City for almost two months, so he felt he should take a look around. It was best to get a clear idea of how his businesses were doing, as that income was what provided for his entire family's daily needs.
Knowing his mother-in-law was about to leave, Lu Yuan instructed the servants to pack some things for her to take back to his father-in-law, brother-in-law, and other relatives—including all the various aunts and cousins on her side of the family.
No matter how successful he became, Lu Yuan would always take care of his wife's family as much as he could.
After all, his wife's relatives were the ones looking after their brick-and-tile houses in Shige Village.
Su Liyan's mother was planning to leave after the meal. She still had some luggage to pack, and Su Liyan wanted to pack some things for her to take back as well.
