Sang Yan met Nanny Hu that day.
Nanny Hu was nearing fifty, clad in splendid attire, her makeup delicate and refined, projecting a charm that came with maturity.
Her manner of speaking revealed a humorous and witty nature.
"I'd long heard that Xinyuan had taken a fancy to a woman, and it turns out to be someone of such stunning beauty. His taste is truly impeccable," Nanny Hu complimented with a smile, retaining an intimate tone.
She straightaway addressed him as "Xinyuan," which even took Sang Yan aback: He Ying was known for his domineering and cold demeanor, and the fact that this nanny dared to call him by his name suggested she had earned his profound respect.
Out of affection by association, Sang Yan also afforded her due courtesy, "Nanny, you've had a long journey, please take a seat. Qiuzhi, serve some tea."
She had been informed by He Ying a couple of days ago that he had invited his wet nurse, Nanny Hu, to enter the palace to assist her with affairs.
