"Of course," Zhou Ying agreed. "Go ahead and handle the land purchase as you see fit. A larger plot will be more convenient for managing any crops you choose to plant."
"Understood," Gu Zheng replied. "Also, my wife is pregnant. You mentioned pregnant women shouldn't work in the workshop. So, about the management..."
"Hold an open interview," Zhou Ying interrupted. "Whoever can convince the workers will be chosen. This will encourage everyone to contribute their best."
"That's a good idea," Gu Zheng acknowledged. "Is that all for now?"
"Yes, for now. Just remember, quality control is paramount. No defective products or items with problems are to be sold."
"Understood," Gu Zheng said before taking his leave.
Zhou Ying, alone again, found the recipe for puffs and ventured into the kitchen. The aroma of cream soon wafted through the air, attracting Chenchen.
