Although she wasn't ready yet, now that they'd been caught, Ding Shu had no intention of hiding it.
Looking perfectly at ease, Ding Shu tipped her chin toward Sun Chang'an behind the medicine cabinet.
"Call him brother."
"..."
Of course, Ding Ding didn't. He turned and gave Sun Chang'an a careful once-over.
His looks were passable. Perhaps because he practiced traditional Chinese medicine, there was something scholarly about his every gesture. He was refined and handsome, every inch a gentleman.
For Ding Shu to fall in love at her age was like an old house catching fire. The man looked decent enough, so Ding Ding said nothing.
"I'd like some pills for digestion."
As he spoke, Ding Ding reached into his pocket and froze, then gave Ding Shu a rather embarrassed smile.
"Pay for me, would you? I didn't bring my phone."
Ding Shu raised an eyebrow and took out her phone to scan the code. "I'll pay for him. How much?"
"No need." Sun Chang'an reached out and laid the payment QR code sign flat. "There's no difference between you paying and me paying."
Then he looked at Ding Ding. "How many?"
Ding Ding thought for a moment. "Twenty."
That was a lot. Sun Chang'an cleared his throat and silently stood the payment sign back up.
"Eight hundred yuan." Sun Chang'an averted his gaze. "Remember to transfer the money to your sister when you get home."
"..."
Doctor Sun, who had just let twenty pills go on credit, didn't look very happy. He glumly closed up and followed Ding Shu home.
To the same home.
On the way, Sun Xiangxiang called to say she had something to give him, but he wasn't in the mood to collect it. Only after confirming that Ding Ding had paid did he feel