"Yunjin, what are you looking at?"
Gu Ya's voice resounded, and Su Yunjin turned her head. "Husband, I think I just saw someone."
"Yunjin, who did you see?" Gu Ya followed the direction his little wife had been looking but didn't recognize anyone. Su Yunjin looked again, but the place where she thought she'd seen King Chu was now empty.
She clicked her tongue in disbelief.
Su Yunjin shook her head. "Forget it, maybe I was mistaken." Since she didn't see King Chu again, Su Yunjin decided not to press the matter with Gu Ya. Gu Ya stared at his little wife, half-believing her words.
Still, since his wife said she was mistaken, Gu Ya didn't pursue the matter further.
The rewards for solving the lantern riddles were small trinkets. Su Yunjin carefully selected and chose a pair of small wooden tigers, both carved so vividly and majestically. "Husband, I want this one." Gu Ya nodded and told the stall owner, "We'll take it."
