When it came to Song Chongjin, in front of Song Hong, Lady Gao naturally had to open doors to convenience.
Moreover, within this mansion, her courtyard and also Song Chongjun's courtyard both had small kitchens.
The courtyards of the other concubines had tea rooms, where water could be boiled, snacks could be warmed, or simple soups and noodles could be made. Setting up a small kitchen in Song Chongjin's courtyard was no trouble at all, it merely required a directive.
Therefore, she agreed cheerfully and promptly sent the granny to convey the message, stating that the courtyard originally had its own small kitchen, which had fallen into disuse over the years and would be restored by the afternoon.
As for the daily necessities such as firewood, rice, oil, salt, and the daily ration of rice, noodles, vegetables, eggs, and meat, they would be calculated based on the staff's dietary needs in the courtyard and delivered each morning for signing and acknowledgment.
