Chun Xia was even more smug now, "See, I told you he was a fraud. Couldn't fool anyone, so he had to pack up in a hurry and flee."
Manman clenched the Jade Pendant in her hand and lowered her head to get into the car.
On the way, Chun Xia couldn't wait to tell her husband about how the two of them encountered swindlers that day, and at the end, she brought up Manman again, "Manman was telling me not to take it seriously, but she herself was completely captivated by that old monk, even though it was clear that one of his eyebrows was drawn on with white powder."
Driving, Du Yu generally did not take his wife's impassioned indignant rants seriously. Glancing at Manman in the rearview mirror, he felt a slight displeasure and, fearing his wife might continue and possibly upset Manman, he changed the subject, "Manman, do you know who I ran into in Beijing the day before yesterday?"
"Brother Du Yu, you met an acquaintance?" Manman asked.
