Tang Yuxin dug out quite a few trinkets from inside, some local curiosities, some jewelry made from shells—though simple and rough, they lack the finesse of boutique offerings but they have the charm of local authenticity. She bought several, intending to take them back as small gifts; the young nurses at the hospital could be recipients, and well, men too—they could give them to girlfriends, lovers, or family members.
Of course, the things she bought weren't exactly bargains; even purchased from such small stalls, a set wasn't really cheap. She bought them simply because they were handcrafted with few duplicates.
She shopped, Gu Ning paid, and he carried their purchases as well. Their division of labor was quite clear. Women love shopping, and even in high heels, they don't seem to tire. Tang Yuxin was no exception. But due to her exhausting job, her shopping trips could be counted on the fingers of one hand. There, using her own vacation time, she utterly indulged herself.
