When the guests left, everyone in the Song Family breathed a sigh of relief. Those who needed to clean up did so, and those who were going to eat went to eat.
Susu, famished, gobbled up several pieces of pastries gifted by the Old Madam, finally drawing a deep breath of relief. The Old Madam felt distressed yet refrained from making a comment as all the young ladies were present.
The Second Miss noticed how voraciously Susu ate, yet maintained her mannerly small bites. This made her less bothered by Susu's previous attention-grabbing moment at the floral banquet; after all, such a person, wherever she goes, would never fade into obscurity.
Susu looked beautiful, possessed good qualities, and admirably adhered to etiquette—no wonder Grandmother was fond of her.
