After touching the fabric, Hayden picked out a rainbow-colored shawl and placed it on Shelly's shoulder.

Shelly was instantly stunned.

"It looks great on you," he said. "Look in the mirror. Let's buy it if you like it."

"This may look nice, but I don't think it suits Aunty Avery..." Shelly liked the shawl but felt that the one with the deeper color would suit Avery better.

"You can keep this one, and we can get the one you first saw for my mom," he said before ordering the owner to bring over the other shawl.

Both shawls were made from the same fabric. The only variance was the slight shift in colors and patterns. They were priced the same.

Hayden went to pay and the staff member wrapped the shawls before handing them to Shelly respectfully.

Shelly felt too guilty to keep shopping if Hayden was going to pay for everything, so she said, "Why don't we head back to the hotel?"

"Let's go have something to drink!" Hayden did not feel like going back to the hotel. Although he