So they never thought the two girls at home could also buy some hairpins and such.
The three women in the family only had one thing a girl should have, which seemed to be the bronze mirror that the eldest son had previously bought for them.
The things Madam Liu sent over reminded her that the family was not as it used to be, no longer so strapped, and indeed, the two sisters appeared too plain.
Thinking of Liu Ze's sister whom she saw today, dressed in a pink dress, with a hair ornament swaying on her head, gently dangling earrings, and a pair of silver bracelets on her wrist, her every move was accompanied by a crisp jingling sound.
At the age of hairpins, a budding young girl, truly delightful to behold.
In contrast, their own two daughters, who were always praised as lovely and gentle girls back in the village, suddenly seemed less vibrant in front of the Liu family's second Miss.
