Seemingly worried that Nanqu would refuse, the two quickly said, "We'll just film this corner; we definitely won't film the rest of the shop."

Nan Qu chuckled, "Whatever, it's fine if it gets filmed."

The two girls were even happier. They started taking pictures there.

Nan Qu liked the two girls very much because she knew that the clothes she displayed were so expensive that she could go three years without making a sale, and then live off that sale for three years. They didn't ask to try them on just because they liked them. Otherwise, Nan Qu might have had a real headache trying to refuse them.

These clothes are outdated in Taya's eyes, but they are works of art in Nanqu's eyes.

She couldn't set a precedent for trying on clothes casually, because that would lower the quality of the garments.

Because seeing these clothes reminds her of Taya, that high and mighty woman.

The two girls took photos with teacups for a while, then ran to the door to take more pictures. In the end, their attention was drawn to the small handicrafts that Nanqu was tidying up.

These handicrafts are made of seashells or pebbles and look very beautiful.

Seeing that the two girls liked it very much, Nanqu gave each of them a small house made of pebbles. Since no two pebbles were the same, the houses were naturally different as well.

The two little girls were clearly surprised to receive a gift, and kept saying thank you.

Nan Qu explained, "These prices aren't expensive. You're the first customers to come to my shop, so it's quite a coincidence."

Although Nanqu said that, they really loved the cobblestone house because it was so exquisite.

Nan Qu was actually a little embarrassed because she had no experience and hadn't gotten any fancy gift boxes to decorate them. So, she could only watch as the two girls, each holding a small square in one hand and pulling their suitcases with the other, left.