In the evening, Aunt Wu came again, saying that the face masks and ointments I left with her before had all been sold out and asked if I could prepare some more when I have time.
Honestly, I couldn't believe how well they were selling.
Even though I have a beauty salon here, I still decided to let Aunt Wu handle the face mask and ointment business.
Consider it a little compensation from me to her.
"Aunt, if you don't have enough funds over there, you can tell me. I have some money on hand," I said as I stroked Aunt Wu's cheek with a smile.
"It's okay, save your money for when you get married. Aunt has money here."
While saying this, I noticed a trace of sadness in her eyes, fleeting and almost imperceptible.
"Getting married is still far off; I'm not considering such things for now."
I caressed her beautiful hair and looked at her alluring face, and sometimes I really wanted to tell her directly that the person I want to marry is your daughter.
