Jin Mo obediently took a seat in the back, and Tang Yan closed the car window, turned his head to look at her, and said, "There's something for you on the seat, open it and see if you like it."
Only then did Jin Mo notice two bags on the seat containing a beige cashmere coat, along with a set of scarf and gloves, fluffy and warm to the eye.
"I like it." Jin Mo felt warm inside.
Since the Jin Family went bankrupt, she had always worn cheap wares from street stalls, whose warmth one could imagine; she was used to waiting for the bus in the cold wind every winter.
It had to be said that Tang Yan really knew how to capture a woman's heart, clearly understanding what she desired.
Jin Mo was short on cash, but she had once been wealthy and would feel that Tang Yan dropping a sum of money on her was alimony, a form of humiliation to her.
Whereas, a carefully chosen gift like this was most sincere and moving.
