"Isn’t the photo in your possession?" Sister Cai came over and asked in surprise.
"I had it on the table all along, but now it seems like one is missing. Yes, there should be one missing." How could she be so careless to lose one without even noticing?
Sister Cai helped her look for a while and then said, "It can’t be lost; when I find it, I’ll return it to you."
"Thank you, Sister Cai," all An Ruo could do was give up.
Sister Cai waved her hand with a smile, "No need to thank me, you’re too polite for a host. I’m paid to work, so of course, I must do my job wholeheartedly."
An Ruo found Sister Cai to be a very cheerful person, hearing her laughter, she couldn’t help but smile a little herself.
That night, Tang Yuchen indeed did not come back, and An Ruo slept comfortably.
Early the next morning, after she had eaten breakfast, Sister Cai said since it was An Ruo’s first time in Country A, she wanted to act as a tour guide and take her around.
An Ruo gladly agreed, quickly got ready, and began a one-day tour of Country A accompanied by Sister Cai.
Sister Cai had a Gold Card given by Tang Yuchen which could be used to spend without limit, so anything An Ruo wanted to buy, she could purchase freely.
But she didn’t buy anything, just browsed through the mall and feasted her eyes.
After half a day of fun, Sister Cai got used to her and saw that An Ruo was easy-going and nice to get along with. She boldly decided to ask her a personal question, "An Ruo, I’m going to ask you something personal, don’t take it the wrong way."
"Sister Cai, what do you want to ask?" An Ruo inquired.
With a smile beaming on her face, Sister Cai inquired, "I’m really curious, why does Mr. Tang say you are his wife, yet you deny it?"
Pushing her wind-blown hair behind her ears, An Ruo replied with a faint smile, "We used to be married but are now divorced."
"Oh, I see. But I can tell, Mr. Tang treats you quite well, and he’s a pretty good guy, too. If you still like him, why don’t you remarry? In today’s world, finding someone you like is already quite difficult."
"Sister Cai, I want to buy some clothes, please come with me to shop a bit more," she said, changing the subject.
Sister Cai eagerly nodded, "Sure, let’s go right now."
They shopped all day and didn’t return to the villa until the afternoon.
Tang Yuchen had already come back. He sat in the living room, wearing a casual grey sweater, watching the news.
Hearing them return, he lazily asked, "Where did you go for fun?"
He was naturally asking An Ruo. Knowing her place, Sister Cai went to the kitchen while An Ruo sat down beside him and replied indifferently, "I spent the day browsing through malls."
The man’s gaze fell on the shopping bag in her hand, his eyebrows slightly raised, "What did you buy?"
"Just one piece of clothing." Sister Cai insisted she buy it; she had no choice but to do so.
Tang Yuchen leaned over, took the shopping bag from her hand, pulled out the clothing, gave it a look, and asked casually, "Didn’t you buy anything for me?"
An Ruo glanced at him in surprise, wondering why she should buy something for him.
Besides, his clothes are all name brands, more than he can wear; why should she buy for him when she has plenty?
The man smiled, pulling a tie from the bag and waved it in front of her, "Is this for me?"
"No!" An Ruo denied instinctively.
She looked on in astonishment, unable to understand how a tie had ended up in her bag.
Could it be that Sister Cai secretly bought it, and when she wasn’t paying attention, slipped it inside?