Not to ntion, there really are so styles that look pretty good.
Jiang Ran can wear high heels, but she still only chose one pair of high heels and bought two pairs of flats.
High heels do look good, but they’re not suitable for her now.
They work in the food industry, standing much more than they sit all day long.
Standing in high heels is truly exhausting.
Pei Shanshan and Wang Cuilan also understood this, which is why they had to give up so of the nicer high heels.
The three of them returned ho with their hands full, startling Pei Yang who was left in the store.
Once he knew Jiang Ran was going to make new clothes, Pei Yang looked completely unsurprised.
"Sister-in-law should have dressed up nicely a long ti ago," Pei Yang said seriously.
As he said this, Pei Yang was still thinking about what he could buy for Jiang Ran.
There’s fabric and shoes, so what can he buy?
Jiang Ran didn’t know what Pei Yang was thinking, and during her free ti, she began designing clothes for herself.
Before coming into this story, Jiang Ran preferred comfortable clothing.
Compared to so fashionable little dresses, Jiang Ran preferred clothing with a more traditional style.
Because of this, Jiang Ran even took the ti to learn embroidery.
The ti she spent learning wasn’t short, and of course, it couldn’t compare to a master’s craftsmanship, but she could still embroider whatever she wanted on her clothes without a problem.
Embroidery is sowhat ti-consuming, but the pieces Jiang Ran embroidered were not large or complex, so it didn’t take that long.
Five days later, Jiang Ran slipped into the new clothes she made herself.
A white top with five-quarter sleeves, embroidered with a pear blossom, using a very pale yellow thread, just a shade darker than the top itself.
The bottom was a blue-black skirt, with pear blossom petals scattered on it.
The shoes were fabric shoes Jiang Ran made herself; the soles were already prepared by Wang Cuilan, which saved Jiang Ran a good deal of trouble.
This outfit was quite slimming, and with Jiang Ran’s face already so thin, she didn’t look fat at all; instead, she appeared just right.
When Jiang Ran first ca, this body’s hair was quite long but dry and yellow, lacking any nutrition.
After Jiang Ran’s careful nurturing over the months, the hair turned jet black, shiny, and exceptionally smooth.
Her waist-length hair casually draped behind her, paired with this outfit, made Jiang Ran look very gentle.
But...
Jiang Ran stared at her reflection in the mirror for a while before braiding her hair into a scorpion braid.
Loose hair looks nice, but she needs to work!
It’s too inconvenient to have hair down.
Once her hair was braided, Jiang Ran contentedly nodded to herself.
Previously too obese, her features were squeezed together, making it impossible to discern her original appearance.
Now that she’s slimd down, Jiang Ran found that this face looked seventy percent similar to her original face.
This is actually good, so she won’t feel a sense of unfamiliarity when looking in the mirror.
As Jiang Ran continued to gaze at herself in the mirror, soone knocked on the door.
"Sister-in-law, are you done changing?"
The one knocking was Pei Shanshan.
After the clothes were finished, Pei Shanshan urged Jiang Ran to try them on quickly.
Jiang Ran wanted to change tomorrow, but Pei Shanshan insisted on seeing them today, so Jiang Ran put them on in the evening.
Hearing Pei Shanshan knock, Jiang Ran stood up, walked over, and opened the door.
Upon opening it, she discovered not only Pei Shanshan but also Pei Yang, Pei Jing, and Wang Cuilan standing at the door.
When they saw Jiang Ran, they were all stunned on the spot.
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