"Young Master, there's a town ahead, we should stay there for a day and buy some things," Su Yan suggested.
After several days of travel, they finally reached a small town.
The carriage stopped at the entrance of the town, and Shen Wu got out to scout around before coming back to report.
"Fine," Mo Chen responded curtly, always sparing with his words.
Settling in the town, Su Yan also bought a new set of men's robes to wear, removing the black ink from her face and discarding that ugly, dark image, instantly becoming gracefully elegant.
She thought that this transformed appearance would surely dazzle Shen Wu and then he would regret ever saying she was not beautiful.
Who would have thought that Shen Wu merely glanced at her indifferently, showing no reaction whatsoever.
It was as if, in his eyes, she had always been the same and never changed.
For this, Su Yan felt somewhat defeated.
