Because eldest son, Ka-Hin, is not vigilant enough, the responsibility of running the Wing Tai Lung Silk Factory falls on the second child and eldest daughter, Hau-Yee.

In the still of the night, Ka-Hin goes to look for Hau-Yee when she fails to meet the appointment with a client on time; in a cottage, Bing-Bing discovers Hau-Yee's dead body.

Bing-Bing intends to report the late Hau-Yee's crimes to the police.

Bing-Bing accuses Po-Ching of murder, but Po-Ching denies it and discloses where he was the night Hau-Yee died.

Pik-Wan's elder brother and other silk farmers request a raise.

With Ka-Yeung being his adviser, Ka-Hin arranges the silk farmers to continue to cooperate with Wing Tai Lung, successfully easing the tension between them.