Rosalie had not bought clothes for the little boys either since she returned to Somerland. It was Mary who bought them and sent them over.

Byron had no experience in buying clothes for children.

Looking at the various shops in the children's area, their eyes were dazzled by the clash of colors. They two just resorted to letting the kids choose the clothes they liked for themselves.

"Auntie!" Estie suddenly tugged Rosalie's sleeve.

Rosalie followed the little girl's line of sight in confusion, only to see a shop with simple decor. The shop had adult and children's clothes hanging together.

It was apparent that the store sold parent-child matching sets.

The parent-child clothes here were mostly gowns and formal wear because the store was in a high-end shopping mall.

This was the first time the little one saw adults’ and children’s clothes that looked almost the same. She wanted to wear the same gown as Rosalie, and her face was full of expectations.

Rosalie was a little hesitant.