The Problem with Marrying Rich: Out of the Way, Ex Chapter 1213 - This Was the First Time Her Dad Went Shopping With Her

Chapter 1213: This Was the First Time Her Dad Went Shopping With Her

Ye City.

Xi Xi rose bright and early that morning. She was a little disappointed that her mother wasn’t with her but fortunately, her dad had moved into the castle.

She changed into a black outfit so that no one would notice even if she stained her trousers.

“Dad, let’s go to Central Square today,” Xi Xi said with a bright smile as she looped her arm through her dad’s after they finished breakfast.

Ye Hao had also gotten changed into a dark gray suit with a light blue s.h.i.+rt and a striped tie.

When Xi Xi saw her dad’s outfit, she said, “You’re trying to act younger than your age.’

Her dad was clearly a middle-aged man but he was wearing a youthful-looking light blue s.h.i.+rt.

They entered an armored car. Ye Hao’s shoulder hadn’t completely healed, so he couldn’t drive. His bodyguard was in charge of driving the armored car.

Xi Xi hardly had an opportunity to shop with her dad, so she was even more excited than usual. Of course, she wished that her mom could be here with them as well.

She wanted the whole family to go out to play together.

“Dad, I asked mom when she’ll come back in the morning and she said she’ll be home in the evening,” Xi Xi said as she took her dad’s hand in hers.

Ye Hao acknowledged her words with a non-committal grunt. He suddenly turned away because he didn’t want his daughter to see the sorrow and pain in his eyes.

He knew that she hadn’t gone to Chuan City but to Ming City, and to Mang Village.

He knew where she was going but this time, he didn’t follow her to Mang Village.

There was no need for him to do so.

He knew that Jiahang was already married with children. He had already known this two years ago but he didn’t share this news with her.

He was surprised that she hadn’t forgotten that man even after so many years had pa.s.sed.

He was also thankful that she made this trip to Mang Village for it was likely that she would give up on the idea of getting back with Jiahang after she found out that he was already a married man.

They arrived at their destination.

Ye Hao and Xi Xi hopped out of the car and they were followed by three bodyguards who were dressed in plain clothes.

The bodyguards didn’t dare let down their guard and they kept a constant distance of five to ten meters away from Ye Hao.

Xi Xi was at the stage where she enjoyed shopping for clothes and accessories herself because this meant she could choose the outfits she liked without leaving the decision to her mother.

Her mom’s taste in fas.h.i.+on was getting from bad to worse and the clothes that she bought for her were getting more terrible by the day. There was a serious age-gap between them in terms of fas.h.i.+on sense.

This was the first time Ye Hao was shopping with his daughter. He was really only at the mall because of his daughter. He hardly shopped at these places and hardly bought his own clothes.

He was a very busy man, so he didn’t have time to shop. Moreover, he didn’t like to shop aimlessly.

Xi Xi led her dad to a branded clothes shop.

The matching family outfit the store had on display had caught her eye. It was a set of matching black sweaters with male and female designs. Her parents would be able to carry this color off.

She hoped that they could go out as a family wearing matching outfits. They’d look great together.

This thought alone made her extremely happy.

“I’ll take two female sets at size 165 and one male set at size 190,” she said to the salesperson without even trying the clothes on herself.

Ye Hao went to the cas.h.i.+er to foot the bill.

He would buy anything his daughter wanted.

Xi Xi went on to select several other outfits in her favorite styles. She bought clothes that were of the princess-style, the preppy look, and so on. She enjoyed trying various styles.

“Dad, do you want to buy something for mom? Look at that purple dress. I’m sure mom will look beautiful in that,” Xi Xi said as she pointed at the dress that was on the mannequin.

It was a renaissance-style dress with a wide hem.