"I've discussed it with your father. You still have a younger brother, so we definitely can't go. Anyway, Ye Hao is an official now. He doesn't lack food or clothes, and no one will bully him. Your father and I can rest assured."
"Your big brother said that he will visit the county magistrate and the other merchants in the county in two days to prevent anyone from bullying me in the future." Old Madam Ye was very smug when she said this.
Ye Muyu did not expect Ye Hao to have such a trick up his sleeve. However, this was very common in Great Chu. With Ye Hao's identity, although every family had a complicated background, they would not deliberately find trouble with them.
In addition, Old Madam Ye and her husband were just ordinary country bumpkins and usually had no conflicts of interest with others. With Ye Hao's words, there would be fewer incidents like encountering bullies.
The benefits of having someone to look after them were obvious.
