In October, Shangjing officially entered winter, approaching the year's end, and the Song Mansion was busy with both external and internal affairs.
Since giving birth, Madam had been recuperating for nearly half a year. Her health had improved greatly, and she gradually took back the management of household affairs, but also enlisted the help of her two sisters-in-law. After all, the year's end is the busiest time of the year, with accounts to settle for the estates and shops, and various courtesies and gifts to handle. It's only natural to use everyone who can help.
Even Song Ruwei, who was still a young girl, was roped in. But her main role was to learn household management. This was also due to Madam's years of hard work in managing household affairs for the Lu clan, and since the family had no other unmarried girls to help entertain guests, it was both an elevation and a cultivation.
