Chapter 8 A Gift for Feng Shang

This made Feng Shang, who was standing by, couldn't help but look at her again, feeling a little unsure of her thoughts.

Li Mingyan stroked her soft little head and said gently, "Everything is up to your cousin, Yaoyao, just go and have fun. But don't go too far. I remember there's a treasure pavilion nearby with very interesting things. Yaoyao, you can go and see if there's anything you like. I'll come find you after your cousin finishes seeing your brother Feng!"

Finally, he asked Madam Hu to take good care of her.

Bai Yaoyao held Madam Hu's hand and stood beside the carriage. She was determined to see her eldest cousin and uncle accompany Feng Shang into the clinic before she would leave.

"Mammy, let's go to the Treasure Pavilion quickly. I want to pick out a gift for Brother Feng and give it to him to express my apology!" Bai Yaoyao took Mammy Hu's hand and ran excitedly towards the Treasure Pavilion.

"Slow down, slow down, don't get bumped!" Aunt Hu patiently held the little girl's hand and blocked the flow of people for her.

The Treasure Pavilion is an independent three-story wooden building.

The first floor is the living room, where some ordinary small items are placed for ordinary people to appreciate and buy.

The second floor is filled with precious items, including antiques, jade, gold and silver jewelry.

As for the third floor, it is said to be the exclusive place for noble and mysterious figures. One must hold a special badge made by the Treasure Pavilion to go up.

It is said that a waist badge alone costs 50,000 taels of silver!

Bai Yaoyao pulled Madam Hu into the Treasure Pavilion and went straight to the second floor without stopping.

She couldn't enter the third floor without a badge, but she could enter the second floor. Since she wanted to give a gift to Brother Feng, it had to be a good one!

Antiques and jades, gold and silver jewelry, swords, spears, halberds, calligraphy and paintings by famous people, rare calligraphy works...

Almost everything you can name can be found on the second floor.

Bai Yaoyao watched the constant flow of people coming and going, and the dazzling array of precious treasures displayed on the different counters. She was a little undecided for a moment, and tilted her head to ask Madam Hu, "Madam, what gift do you think I should give Brother Feng?"

To receive a gift from Tiandao's own daughter, even if it was just a piece of dogtail grass, would be enough to make him die of joy!

Madam Hu complained in her heart, but still answered seriously, "Young Master Feng is frail, so he's naturally not good with weapons. He comes from a poor family, so he probably isn't interested in antiques and jade. Famous calligraphy and paintings..."

Before Aunt Hu finished her words, Bai Yaoyao suddenly let go of her hand and ran excitedly towards a counter!

There was a rectangular brocade box on the counter, the box was half open, and inside was a jade hairpin!

The entire hairpin is finely crafted, as smooth as jade, translucent throughout, with a faint luster flowing around it, making it look like a fairy artifact that has accidentally fallen into the human world.

The most important thing is that it originally had its back to Bai Yaoyao, but after sensing Bai Yaoyao, it turned its head and faced Yaoyao, emitting an even more dazzling light all over its body!

Seems like he's saying hello to the little princess?

You can tell at a glance that this must have been something that was accidentally dropped into the human world by some forgetful and confused god!

He sensed the aura of the little princess and tried his best to please her regardless of the danger of being discovered!

Obviously, Bai Yaoyao also took a fancy to it.

She happily pointed at the jade hairpin and said, "This is it. It matches Brother Feng's temperament very well! Brother Feng will look great wearing it!"

As he spoke, he reached out to take the lily.

Before her hand even touched the counter, someone suddenly rushed over and knocked her down!

"Ouch!" Bai Yaoyao sat down on the ground and cried out in pain.