From Zhang Junyi's actions, it was clear that Luo Hua was indeed under some pressure. After all, not only was she reasonable, she had never liked putting herself in the spotlight. For her to come and lend support in person for the first time ever showed just how delicate the situation was.
Was she worried about her son's safety? It could be said that no one in the world worried more than she did. But she knew that now was not the time to ask after her son's safety. First, she had to help him watch over his home.
The moment Feng Jun's mother arrived, no one dared act up anymore. The fighting over in Chaori had been quite intense recently, and everyone knew about it.
In Luo Hua now, Li Shishi was vaguely the one with the most authority. Wang Haifeng and Xu Leigang had both been around longer than her, but they had families to look after and did not have that much energy for managing affairs, so she had the final say.
Li Shishi had met Zhang Junyi more than once or twice, and she was unfailingly polite to her. Wang Haifeng and Xu Leigang were the same. As for Zhong Lijing, the representative among the second batch of disciples, once she learned that Zhang Junyi was Feng Jun's mother, she practically wanted to stick to her side all day long.
The old lady established absolute authority the moment she arrived at Luo Hua, but she had no intention of stealing anyone's thunder.
She made her position very clear: her son would definitely return. If anyone had business with him, they could wait until he came back. As his mother, she was putting her word here—when he returned, if he refused to talk to them, they could