As the festival approached and banquets were to be held in the mansion, Madam Song did not take on all the responsibilities herself. She entrusted the task of managing the dishes and utensils from the warehouse to Mrs. Lu, asking her to inventory them for use. Meanwhile, Mrs. Jiang assisted with drafting the menu and considering the guests' preferences.
After the three sisters-in-law discussed everything, they each went about their respective tasks.
Mrs. Lu was somewhat surprised when she received the plaque of authority. She did not expect Madam Song to be so generous in delegating power and allowing her to assist with management. Was this out of trust in her, or the confidence that she couldn't seize the household management power from Madam Song?
But upon reflection, in this household, aside from the Grand Madam, who could surpass Madam Song? She was fortunate—with a good background and a husband who had earned her the title of an Imperial Decree of the first rank.
