He tugged at the corner of his mouth and smiled at Mu Jin, saying, "I'm glad you like it, A Jin."
The two remained silent, quietly eating their wontons. After they finished eating, Nangong Min paid the bill and then took Mu Jin's hand as they left the wonton shop.
The two strolled through the bustling streets. Nangong Min would occasionally strike up a conversation with Mu Jin, either introducing her to the surrounding items or asking if she wanted to buy anything.
Mu Jin was incredibly intelligent. Seeing Nangong Min's unusual behavior, she knew that he still felt uneasy about her and was trying to please her.
Mu Jin sighed inwardly. She knew Nangong Min loved her, but she didn't know that he could love her to such a humble degree.
If one day she really left Nangong Min, she couldn't imagine what Nangong Min would do.
Thinking of this, Mu Jin didn't know whether it was a good thing or a bad thing that Nangong Min met her.
Mu Jin glanced at a sachet stall on the street and said to Nangong Min, "There seem to be sachets for sale over there. I'd like to go take a look."
Seeing that Mu Jin finally responded to him, Nangong Min happily asked Mu Jin, "Ah Jin, do you want to buy a sachet?"
Mu Jin smiled and nodded.
Nangong Min led Mu Jin to a stall selling sachets, picked up a few exquisite sachets meant for women, and handed them to Mu Jin.
"Ah Jin, take a look, is there anything you like?"
Mu Jin smiled and shook her head, then looked at the man's sachet placed to the side.
Mu Jin examined them carefully, and from among the many sachets, picked up a sachet embroidered with exquisite cloud patterns, and smelled it under her nose.
The sachet contained some mosquito-repelling and mind-refreshing grass seeds and mint, which had a faint, pleasant fragrance that Mu Jin liked.
Mu Jin looked up at Nangong Min and asked, "Do you like it?"
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