"Then our Xiao family needs to sign a contract, a living contract, for three years first."
In the Capital, the wet nurses of wealthy families all signed life contracts so that they would serve the young masters with full dedication. Of course, when they became old, the masters they nursed would care for them in retirement.
"Sign, I will sign." Wu Ermei was afraid the Xiao family wouldn't want her: "Signing for ten, eight years is also fine. Just right, I can save some of the money I earn for my eldest daughter's dowry."
Chun Nuan bitterly smiled to herself at Wu Ermei's thoughts: She herself was in this predicament yet was still thinking about her daughter's future marriage.
"Then let's have someone bring the pen, ink, paper, and inkstone. I can act as the intermediary." Mrs. Zhao understood the importance of the wet nurse signing a contract: "Wu Ermei, the Xiao family is an excellent employer, you take good care of the young master, and you will be well rewarded."
