Su Yunjin glanced at the two bundles, both particularly large and filled with items. It seemed that Mrs. An truly intended to stay at her house indefinitely.
The place where Mrs. An would stay had already been arranged by Su Yunjin; the rooms in the northern courtyard were prepared specifically for Mrs. An to reside in.
"Move all of the Lady's belongings to those rooms in the northern courtyard," said Su Yunjin.
The maid nodded, and following Su Yunjin's instructions, moved all of Mrs. An's things to the northern courtyard.
Some fabrics and pearls purchased at the wharf today were brought over by Su Yunjin's servants. Although Little Tiangua and Little Yuanbao didn't lack clothes, Su Yunjin still planned to have the servants make some new outfits for the two little ones using the fabrics she bought today.
The fabrics Su Yunjin purchased at the wharf were all light and comfortable, especially the thin cotton cloth, which was perfect for making clothes for the two kids.
