Mrs. Hudson reviews the family’s financial report and becomes concerned about unpaid debts, especially rent overdue in the west district for two months. Attempts to collect the rent have failed repeatedly, raising questions about the Hudson family’s declining control since they decided to go legitimate. Despite suggestions to bring reinforcements due to Zachary’s influence over the west district, Mrs. Hudson chooses to investigate alone. Her confrontation at the site reveals unexpected resistance, challenging her authority and hinting at deeper troubles threatening the family’s power and future moves.