Ye Zhen felt more at ease when someone supported her.

Mrs. Wu, who knew the whole story, naturally knew this part too. After all, Boss Wu was afraid that Song An would hold a grudge against Ye Zhen because of this, so he went to her specifically to intercede with Song An.

Mrs. Wu didn't know Ye Zhen at that time, and she thought that her husband was offending one of her own people for other women, and she was very unhappy.

Now that I put the facts together, I realized that I was stupid, and I spared no effort to teach Song An a lesson.

"But I came here today because I actually have something else I want to talk to you about."

Even without Mrs. Wu's intervention, Ye Zhen herself had a way to solve Song An's matter.

What kind of confidence did the other party rely on? She started from the source. Did the local county magistrate ever get a sugar recipe in her hand?

Hearing Ye Zhen's words, Mrs. Wu's eyes widened and she was a little surprised.

Are there other problems with my illness?

When she thought of this, she immediately couldn't sit still and looked at the other person as if asking for help.

Ye Zhen's eyes turned to the servants around her, implying that the other party needed an absolutely safe environment for conversation.

After receiving the instructions, Mrs. Wu acted immediately and said to her servants:

"You guys go out first. I'll call you if anything happens."

The servants guarding the hall obediently left the room, while the two maids behind Mrs. Wu hesitated for a moment before exiting the hall.

After everyone had finished leaving and the door of the hall was closed, Ye Zhen walked to Mrs. Wu and asked with a serious expression:
Chapter completed!