The one who's naturally pleased with Madam Zhou's straightforward words is Wu Lihong. After all, his own woman is always worrying and thinking about him. Any man would be happy and delighted.
But the one who's displeased and angry is surely Zhou Xiuer. All for her father's future, how much they, as father and daughter, have done to please Wu Lihong, like dogs licking boots. Now, finally, they've secured an appointment for the office, yet this foolish aunt speaks such words.
Zhou Xiuer grows anxious, nervously looking at Wu Lihong, afraid he'll say those words, "let it be."
Wu Lihong naturally wouldn't say "let it be," especially since Madam Zhou spoke such pleasing words, making him feel even more cherished by her.
