First, Nanny Tian suffered a "ghost's haircut," losing all her hair overnight. Then her son got into trouble, his legs broken in a dispute before he was carried home.
Nanny Tian had her son late in life and couldn't bear to let him go out to work, so she begged Mrs. Liu for a cushy job to keep him in the manor. Banking on his mother's status as a senior nanny and one of the madam's favorites, the son did nothing but eat and laze about, often running outside to stir up trouble.
No one in the manor was surprised that he had his legs broken. It was bound to happen sooner or later.
But he was Nanny Tian's only son, and she doted on him like he was the apple of her eye. As soon as she recovered from the initial shock, she ran to find Mrs. Liu.
Upon hearing the news, Mrs. Liu quickly sent someone to summon a doctor.
