The backdrop can also be propped up.

After listening to the questions Shui Qiu had asked him, Lu Renkui carried the three wooden boxes to the young lady's boudoir.

On the way, Lu Renkui received clues from the original text found by the system WQBYRZM and learned that Miss Huang's full name was Huang Muyan, she was 17 years old and studied at a girls' school. In addition to celebrating her father's birthday, she also had to meet her future fiancé.

As can be seen from the original text, Huang Muyan was not very satisfied with the marriage partner her family had chosen for her. The text contains many descriptions of her wanting to escape from home and never return.

Afterwards, Huang Muyan secretly got into the protagonists' car and left her home with them to continue her studies.

"So this Miss Huang should be relatively easy to get along with," Lu Renkui thought as he walked to where Huang Muyan lived.

There was no one in Huang Muyan's courtyard. Lu Renkui stood at the gate of the courtyard and looked around for a while. He called out a few times but no servants came out. Instead, he saw a girl wearing a school uniform and with a student haircut sticking her head out of the window.

Lu Renkui noticed the girl's attire and then her age, guessing that she might be Huang Muyan, the young lady of the Huang family.

While Lu Renkui was still guessing, the girl came out of her room and asked, "You came to see me, right? What's up?"

“Young Miss,” Lu Renkui knew this was Huang Muyan, and she hurriedly presented the three wooden boxes in her hands respectfully, “These were sent to you by Fourth Madam. I hope you will accept them.”

"Oh, okay." Huang Muyan readily accepted the three wooden boxes and then said to Lu Renkui, who was inside Mu Wanqing's body, "Come in too, I'll get you some snacks."

"Oh, no need, I have things to do," Lu Renkui declined.

"It's alright, come in and have something to eat. You're still young. If they scold you when you get back, just say I kept you here to do some chores. Let me see what's in these wooden boxes. If you don't like them, I'll have to trouble you to return them to me later." Huang Muyan carried the three solid wooden boxes into her room, and Lu Renkui followed, entering Huang Muyan's room with her.

Huang Muyan placed the three wooden boxes on her table, then took out a piece of dragon beard candy from the pastry box on the table and gave it to the maid who was obviously younger than her: "Thank you for your hard work, take this and eat it."

Lu Renkui took the dragon beard candy from Huang Muyan and carefully put it in her mouth, glancing at Huang Muyan's expression from time to time.

Seeing the little girl in front of her like this, Huang Muyan couldn't help but feel some sympathy. When she was in school, she often received letters from home. In the letters, Huang Muyan had argued with her parents more than once because her parents were charging rent indiscriminately, which led to many people being enslaved.

Huang Muyan returned home solely because it was her father's birthday. She thought that she would see him less often in the future, and that she might not even be able to make it back for his funeral if he died. So, out of a desire to be a dutiful child, Huang Muyan decided to go home to celebrate her father's birthday.

Huang Muyan was used to being independent at school and didn't want anyone to serve her, so she refused the servants her parents arranged for her—which led to another argument with her parents.

Several of the wives sent gifts to inquire about her well-being, but Huang Muyan had them all returned. She figured she wouldn't be coming back; after all, she wasn't comfortable in this house. She'd just write a few letters to express her concern. The fourth wife sent someone over again, this time a young child. Huang Muyan thought to herself, "Does she really have to give me these things?"