"She will like anything you give her that isn't scary."' Shelly thought.

Just then, Audrey glanced at a store selling bags, Hayden carried her and walked in.

"That store sells purses," Shelly informed him.

"I don't need you to tell me that. I have eyes," he said.

The salesperson spotted them and immediately approached with enthusiasm, "Sir, are you looking for purses for men or women? We received a new batch yesterday..."

"Do you have bags suitable for my daughter's age?" Hayden asked the salesperson earnestly.

The salesperson glanced at the infant in his arms, a hint of surprise flickering in her eyes while thinking to herself, "Is a half-year-old baby already buying bags?"

"Yes, we do, sir!" The salesperson was enchanted by Hayden's extraordinary demeanor and promptly led him to the section with children's bags. "These are our children's collection."

Shelly commented, "Children's bags are this big? It feels like you can stuff the child inside!"

"These children's bags are des