"The clothes Ruoruo prepared look good," answered Wei Jinyi.
"No, no, no, Second Brother just looks good," Wei Ruo insisted.
"Ruoruo, please stop flattering me."
Wei Jinyi did not look directly at Wei Ruo when he replied, his voice very soft.
Wei Ruo could not help but cover her mouth and chuckle; she had embarrassed her second brother by complimenting him.
Teasing her second brother was something she never got tired of, and it was becoming increasingly addictive.
Then the two sat down for lunch together.
After lunch, Wei Jinyi and Wei Ruo discussed some recent events in the Capital City.
The main topics were the disasters in various areas, the chaos caused by the Japanese pirates along the southeast coast, and the movements of the Jurchen Tribe in the northeast.
Wei Ruo suddenly thought of something, "Second Brother, with worsening disasters this year, there's the possibility of peasant uprisings and the emergence of rampant gangs of thieves."
