"Allen, it seems you've seen quite a few brides," Bai Wanting half-joked, half-serious.
"Is it always this close contact?"
She didn't want Allen's mind to be consumed with repaying Su Mu.
After all, in China, returning a favor is a matter simply requiring concrete action.
If you keep talking about it, it might actually seem insincere.
Allen didn't fully understand these nuances of social relationships in China.
Bai Wanting didn't feel it was appropriate to explain these things to Allen in front of the bridal shop staff.
Seizing on Allen's remarks, Bai Wanting said half-jokingly, half-seriously.
"No, I just see them when I attend other people's weddings."
"Ting, you're the only one in my heart, whether it was in the past, or in the future, it will always be just you," Allen confessed without gauging the appropriateness of public affection.
Bai Wanting wanted to divert Allen's attention, and in that she succeeded.