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Xiao Ran whispered a few instructions, and soon Yunniang memorized them. Then, she turned to Yunniang and asked if there were any ready-made clothes in the shop.

Yunniang was slightly taken aback, then took out several sets of clothes that were similar to Xiao Ran's figure from the cabinet, and then led her into a small room so that she could try them on.

Xiao Ran stood quietly before the bronze mirror, her gaze slowly sweeping over her reflection. After a moment, as if casually asking, she softly asked:

"Are you Yunniang?"

"Mmm," Yunniang responded softly, her hands continuing to carefully adjust the hem of her clothes until she nodded slightly in satisfaction and exclaimed in admiration:

"The girl is so beautiful, she looks like a fairy descended from heaven no matter what she wears."

Xiao Ran slowly turned her head, her expression becoming extremely serious. She stared intently into Yunniang's eyes and asked again:

"Is that child from the Dirty Street case yours?"

Yunniang's body trembled violently. After hesitating for a moment, she finally nodded slightly and asked with some doubt:

"Yes... how did you find out about this, young lady?"

Xiao Ran's lips curled slightly upward, revealing a faint smile, and she said softly:

"I was there that day. I wonder how your son is doing now?"

Upon hearing this, Yunniang immediately curtsied and said gratefully:

"Thank you for your concern, young lady. My son is now fully recovered."

Xiao Ran turned around gently, her back to Yun Niang, while Yun Niang obediently continued to tidy her clothes.

Xiao Ran's gaze fell on Yun Niang's slightly haggard face through the mirror. Upon closer inspection, the fine lines on her face seemed to have appeared only in the last few months. Yun Niang must have been heartbroken over the child's situation.

"I wonder if Yunniang still knows how to make forehead ribbons? Like the style your son wore before..."

Yunniang nodded quickly and replied, "Of course I will! I just don't know who you intend to make it for? I'd like to consider the style."

Xiao Ran's gaze slowly swept around the room, finally landing on several crowns, handkerchiefs, and children's headbands placed in the corner. She said softly:

"Just follow those instructions, but make the size a little larger."

Yunniang followed her gaze, then quickly walked over and took the headbands in her hands. Looking at the somewhat crudely made headbands, Yunniang's cheeks flushed slightly, and she said somewhat shyly:

"This...this is something I make to pass the time, it's really crude and unworthy of the eye of a distinguished lady like you..."

"No." Xiao Ran shook her head gently, her eyes revealing a hint of sincerity. "These are already very good. If it weren't for the unique headband you made, Yunniang, the Dali Temple wouldn't have been able to solve the case so smoothly that day."

Yunniang continued to decline, gently placing the headband aside, and said, "These are really not presentable. Let me make one especially for you, Miss. What do you think?"

“Okay.” Xiao Ran smiled and nodded in agreement, then added, “Make the style a little more understated, my friend doesn’t like anything too flashy or eye-catching.”

Yunniang agreed, and then Xiao Ran walked out of the small house wearing the ready-made clothes.

She glanced at the headband beside her, unsure whether to be surprised that Miss Xiao was giving the headband to someone else, or that this young lady from the General's Mansion would actually be involved in a case at the Dali Temple...

In any case, she should thank Miss Xiao properly.