Chaoyang just laughed. He certainly knew Jing Chu didn't lack these, but this was part of the engagement tradition.
"Jing Chu, shall I buy you a watch?"
Jing Chu raised her wrist. "I have one already. What's the point of buying another? Just save the money."
"But that one wasn't bought by me."
"Does it matter who bought it? It's wasteful anyway."
"Alright, I understand." There really weren't any good options here, so I'll wait until I return to the Capital. I will surely do my best to give Jing Chu the best, as she deserves it.
Downstairs, I bought some snacks, brown sugar, liquor, cigarettes.
"We still need meat."
They went to the supply center again. Chaoyang bought five pounds of meat, because he knew the director here, who was aware he was Li Yungui's second son, so five pounds of meat was a small favor.
Finally, they bought ten pounds of soybean oil but skipped the eggs, which were brought from the village anyway.
"Is everything complete now?"
