"This probably... is like when you were in school, lots of things you felt embarrassed to do yourself, like sending a love letter, you'd ask classmates for help. I think it's the same principle," said Kade.
Jasmine Yale laughed, "You're not someone who's never been in a relationship, you have quite a bit of experience."
"Because I was the one who often helped people deliver love letters."
When he said that, Jasmine Yale laughed even harder.
"Since he's being genuinely nice, you should just accept it. If you ask me, it doesn't hurt to take it," Kade added, "I went shopping with him, he went to all the boutique stores, it wasn't cheap."
"Children's clothes don't need to be too good, kids grow up so fast."
"I said the same thing, but someone said money's not an issue. You know, those words really sting," Kade covered his face, feeling pained.
Jasmine Yale didn't say much more.
Soon, the waiter came in with the dishes.
