Everyone was happy, except Amy, who looked gloomy.

She had been asking her mother for money for a long time this morning, but she hadn't bought anything she liked and had to satisfy others. How could she be happy now?

"Amy, didn't you try on a particularly beautiful dress just now? Go and tell your aunt. I think she will definitely give you one as long as you ask. Besides, we are watching her here. Even if she doesn't want to give it to you, she would be embarrassed and give you one for free."

One of her classmates came up with an idea when he knew that Amy didn't buy her favorite clothes.

"Don't worry about me. Since you have bought your favorite clothes, you can take the new clothes back and show off. I'll leave later."

Amy didn't want them to wait for her. If she really said this to Jane, she was sure that Jane would not give her the clothes. Instead, Jane would make her classmates laugh at her. She would rather wait for them to leave and take

aid of fat, and no matter how much I eat, I won't get fat, so I don't have to diet. Amy, you don't know how good my aunt's cooking is. I have to eat a few bowls of rice every time."

Celia didn't know that she would bump into Amy in the shop as soon as she came back. But Amy was a little more polite than last time. It seemed that her family had taught her well recently.

Of course, Amy didn't know how good Jane was at cooking. Jane used to live in the countryside, and Amy didn't want to go to that kind of place at all. Even if Amy went to her uncle's house, she didn't like the food cooked by her aunt. She would rather be hungry than pick up chopsticks to taste the food Jane made. She disliked that the rural people were not clean.

"Really?"

Amy felt a little embarrassed.

"What are you doing here? Are you here buying clothes?"

Jade didn't come to bother them these days. So she sent her daughter here? Did their family really have nothing to do?