The Xia Mansion welcomed a reward from the palace.
"I thank the Empress for her gift." Mrs. Xia hurriedly handed over a light purse: "Please sit down and have a cup of tea, steward."
"No, I have to go back and report. Congratulations once again, madam."
"Thank you, steward."
After sending off the attendant, Mrs. Xia looked at the substantial reward, understanding it wasn't just the Empress's intention — there should be influence from the Crown Prince as well.
This heavy affection was largely because of Panpan.
"Pick out the gifts Panpan likes, and send the rest to the Madam's courtyard for her arrangement."
"Yes, madam."
Nanny Su promptly asked Panpan's nursemaid to select the gifts.
Actually, there wasn't much need to pick.
The brightly colored fabrics were certainly for Miss Panpan, as were the gold, silver, and jewelry, while only the gold collar, writing brush, ink, paper, and inkstone were for the boy.
