Chapter 81

Willow readily said, "No need for any workmanship fee, just bring me the fabric, Sister-in-law. I'll help make Zack's clothes." "That won't do. Even if we were to hire a tailor outside, we would still have to pay a lot for the workmanship!" Violet insisted on paying. Unable to refuse, Willow thought about the fact that Secretary Alexander's family was well-off and capable of affording the labor fee of two cents, and finally accepted it. Violet left the fabric and happily departed. Willow roughly remembered Zack's figure and began to cut the fabric. Making clothes for a child was simple. It only took half the afternoon, and most of it was already done. Seeing that it was getting dark, Willow put down the clothes and got up to prepare dinner. However, by the time dinner was ready and the sky was gradually darkening, Jason had not yet returned. A bad premonition arose in Willow's heart, and she quickly went out to the house of Alexander. Just as she stepped out of the courtyard, she saw a