Qin Yuan's dowry shops are not in very good locations, scattered across several corners of the West Market, with only one near the stalls, but it's very small and can't handle big business.
Gu Shiliu pondered about mentioning this to the Marquis casually when he returned.
Looking at these shops, Qin Yuan was quite satisfied.
Compared to the previous life, it was already much better.
The shop managers inside were all old hands arranged by Mrs. Cui, treating her with utmost respect, yet lacking some loyalty.
Qin Yuan didn't mind.
After hearing a bit from them, Qin Yuan asked for the years-old account books to browse through.
If Qin Wan had these shops, the dowry matrons would naturally help manage them, not requiring her to come in person to inspect the shops and face the managers.
But Qin Yuan only had two maids growing up together by her side.
Cui Ming and Hong Ye hadn't been through any hardships, looking young and naive, so she had to handle it all personally.
