Zhulan didn't say anything; she waited for the girls' answer. After exchanging glances, the girls replied, "Listen to father and mother."
The courtyard was unusually quiet, and the girls were somewhat flustered, unsure of what they had said wrong.
Zhulan smirked a little. Girls were indoctrinated from birth, and she could only comfort herself by thinking that obedience was also a virtue. As long as they could persuade their elders at home, they would obey. She believed the most important lesson at the Girls Academy should be changing girls' mindsets.
The Lizheng's wife felt uneasy, even though the old lady in front of her was smiling, she felt scared, "You."
Zhulan chuckled, "We've already had some water, so we'll be leaving now."
As she spoke, she stood up, and Qing Xue hurriedly went forward to support her.
The Lizheng's wife rose to see them off, only patting her chest once the carriage vanished into the distance, "Scared me to death."
