章 62: Sharing A Carriage (Part Two)

"Um, that's a little embarrassing actually," Su Yao said, squirming in her seat when Su Xiang asked the question. 

"It isn't embarrassing at all," her mother insisted with a knowing smile. "I would never have met your father if I hadn't been casting my eyes at the handsome Brawler he was tutoring. Sometimes, the shiny thing we think we want is actually just there to lead our eyes to the happiness that's waiting for us nearby."

"Are you saying I'm not as shiny as Lo Pan was?" Su Jixin asked with a raised eyebrow and a slight smile of his own.