Back to the 80s: Raising my Wolfy Boyfriend-Chapter 73: The Most Stylish Kid on This Street

Pushing the person into the curtain, she continued, "I think this outfit looks pretty good. If it fits you, we’ll go buy a pair of leather shoes."

"We’re buying leather shoes too?"

Gu Jiajie’s voice was tangled with anticipation.

Tangled because he didn’t have that much money, anticipated because he understood that wearing leather shoes and a leather jacket was a symbol of identity.

"I’m ready."

Soon a nervous voice came from behind the curtain.

Gu Jin: "Come out and let’s see."

The curtain was pulled open from the inside, and Gu Jiajie came out slowly in his new clothes.

He already looked good, had the height and the build, and dressed in new attire, he resembled a young master from a wealthy family.

In his new clothes, Gu Jiajie could be said to be the brightest guy on this street!

Except for the pair of cloth shoes covered with yellow mud on his feet, which clearly didn’t match the rest of the outfit.

"You look really good in this outfit."

The eyes of the shop assistant behind the counter lit up slightly; she’d been selling clothes here for a year and rarely saw customers who carried the clothes off so well.

Hearing someone praise him, Gu Jiajie shyly pinched the edge of his jeans.

Gu Jin looked him up and down, a satisfied look passing through her eyes.

Undeniably, her cousin looked really fitting in this outfit, completely like a different person from his previous appearance.

Truly, as the saying goes, clothes make the man and the saddle makes the horse, the ancients did not lie.

She generously offered her appreciation, "Jiajie, this outfit is really suitable for you; it looks good on you."

Hearing his little sister’s compliment, Gu Jiajie felt a bit more real, a bright smile spreading on his sunny face, "Really?"

"Truer than pearls!"

Gu Jin walked to the counter and asked, "How much is this set of clothes?"

"The leather jacket is one hundred and twenty-five yuan, jeans twenty-eight, the thin sweater fifteen, altogether one hundred and sixty-eight yuan."

Hearing the price, the smile on Gu Jiajie’s face faded. He pursed his lips tightly, turned around, and was about to take off the clothes.

Seeing him turn and walk away, Gu Jin reached out and grabbed him, "Where are you going?"

"...It’s too expensive, I’m going to change." Gu Jiajie said awkwardly.

Gu Jin took out two rolls of hundred-yuan bills from her jacket pocket, counted seventeen notes, and handed them to the shop assistant, "I don’t think it’s expensive. In this life, apart from eating and drinking, it’s about what you wear. Wear it; I find it particularly pleasing."

The shop assistant gave her two yuan in change.

Gu Jin took the change and asked the shop assistant, "Do you know where they sell qipaos?"

"Yes, go inside and turn left at the end, they can custom-make qipaos, they’re the only ones selling in this building."

At this time, qipaos weren’t in vogue, so there were fewer places selling them.

Gu Jin thanked her, dragging the reluctant Gu Jiajie, who was still feeling the pinch of spending money, away.

The two followed the route the shop assistant had given and quickly found the qipao shop counter.

A middle-aged man was standing at the counter, wearing black frame glasses on his nose.

"Do you have any qipaos that would suit me?"

Gu Jin asked straightforwardly.

She could tell this was a specialized qipao shop, the few finished products on display varied in size and length, some even in plastic bags with writing on them, which were likely custom-made.

Lu Jinrong looked up when he heard her voice, seeing Gu Jin standing at the counter, her face was exquisitely beautiful, a charming blend of innocence and allure, but unfortunately dressed in tattered attire devoid of beauty.

He adjusted his glasses frame, sizing up Gu Jin’s figure, and slowly said, "Yes, but our qipaos are not negotiable on price, they’re a bit expensive."

"How expensive?"