"With Hengguang around, you can rest assured," Zhou Yan said proudly. "I'm not just boasting; my nephews are all reliable. What's there to worry about when I have them to take care of you? Both Su Qing and Su Xiu are stable and responsible people."
"That's true," Su Wen acknowledged. Over time, she had come to see this place as her home, and her younger sisters had become her closest family.
"As the head of the family, you always miss them when you're away on business," Zhou Yan added, "but you can trust that your sisters are independent now, so you don't have to worry about them all the time."
"Alright, then it's settled."
With her tight schedule, Su Wen stayed in that afternoon and packed her luggage. She only needed two 29-inch suitcases; after all, Zhou Yan had arranged everything meticulously for the trip, with twelve staff members accompanying her, including two assigned specifically to serve her.
