Turning her head, she saw the man's handsome face tense, his eyebrows slightly knotted as if enduring something.
"What's wrong?" An Yan asked.
The man stopped in his tracks, looked down at her, and after a moment, his expression slightly relaxed as he bent down to scoop her up in a princess carry. "The ground is dirty."
An Yan: "..."
Was he so tense just because the ground was dirty? She actually didn't mind that.
Next to them, an older lady watched with amusement, remarking, "Young lady, you are so fortunate; your boyfriend is really good to you."
An Yan smiled awkwardly.
Li Tianyao, holding her, went into the lady's store. Only after confirming that the ground was free of dirty water did he put her down, saying, "Let's buy here."
"Sure!"
An Yan chose crabs, prawns, scallops, fish, and the like—almost every variety available in the store. She got two boxes of each and asked Lu Feng to carry them to the car.
