Ivy and Caspian arrived at the city's largest shopping mall.

Caspian followed Ivy and said, "Princess, my main function today is to carry your bags. I can't afford the things here, so forgive me if I don't offer to split the bill when it's time to pay."

Ivy laughed heartily. "You and Lucas don't usually come here to shop, do you?"

Caspian shook his head. "We mostly buy things from the supermarket. Those slightly larger department stores sell clothes, too. The clothes inside aren't expensive, but, of course, they're not branded."

"I don't care much about brands either, but I want something better since it's a gift for Lucas' mother," Ivy explained.

"You're really kind. It's a pity his mother can't enjoy it for long. Even if Lucas doesn't rely on you, he'll surely provide for his mother in the future. What a shame!" Caspian sighed.

"Yes. That's why we should cherish the people around us," Ivy said.

Just then, she spotted Olivia and Mrs. Woods not far away, shopping together