Su Yunjin didn't reach for the hairpin in Gu Ya's hand.
The Jade Hairpin bestowed by the old princess was of superior quality, translucent and obviously a fine item—it always attracted extra attention due to its considerable value.
Previously, she and Gu Ya had only bought a carriage in town and had managed to attract thieves in the middle of the night, so wearing such a fine Jade Hairpin outdoors could invite the envy of many.
Su Yunjin felt it was better to keep a low profile.
Today was her second sister's wedding, and her own attire was already quite lavish. She decided not to wear the hairpin; otherwise, with the addition of the Jade Hairpin to her outfit,
she would certainly stand out.
"Husband, this Jade Hairpin is valuable and wearing it might attract thieves. Let's just put it away. The silver hairpin on my head is not only beautiful but also less likely to attract thieves," Su Yunjin chose not to wear it.
She carefully put the Jade Hairpin away.
