Matthew didn't have any misgivings about Harper entering the clothes business. It was no longer like the beginning of their marriage. At that time, he would have had his doubts. How could such a young lady from a powerful family who barely went outside know how to do business in different fields? However, he had learned to respect her capabilities after being married to her for so long. Moreover, he was mystified by her way of thinking. The more he knew her, the more she intrigued him.

"What kind of garments do you want to make?"

"Matthew, do you have outstanding female embroidery workers?" Harper asked. The couple had visited all the garment shops in the city, and had seen the wide scope and abundance of garment makers there, but not many of them were outstanding.

"Yes. How many do you need?" Matthew asked decisively.

Harper stretched out three fingers an

Well, you always need some method of intimidating your subordinates, after all. But I'm curious. What exactly are your intentions, Harp?" asked Matthew.

"There are many gifted scholars and beautiful ladies in River City. It's natural to make good use of them. We need to persuade Marquis Pearce and his wife to help us and let everyone else think it is their business. Since we are doing business outside the imperial capital, we must keep a low profile as much as we can. His Majesty is always waiting for me to make a mistake." Harper was excited by her plan.

"Are you afraid?"

"I'm not afraid of him, but I don't want to get in trouble." As she spoke, Harper poured a cup of tea for her husband. "Honey, please support me in the following days."

"No problem. By the way, when you're free, you should train Rufus more. Turn him into a money-making slave for us."