His Secret Spoiled Wife (Lily and Alexander) novel Chapter 257

"I think it has a unique scent," Lily said without beating around the bush. "Your shop has a scent that's a mixture of many things, so I'm guessing that you used different woods for your carvings, am I right?"

At first, it puzzled the owner, but he finally understood what Lily meant. "Oh my! I see you're an expert. We use the best wood in our shop, and I assure you that you'll find what you want here. Ma'am, what type of wood would you like your carvings to be made from? You can also place an order if none of the goods here piqued your interest. Price-wise..."

"You take private orders for customization here, too?" Lily asked with interest.

"Sure we do! After all, different customers have different likings and preferences. Although this is a small shop, we could meet most of our customers' needs. The customized items would cost more, but it's worth the price. The most important thing is you get what you want, making you happy."

Lily could save a lot of time thanks to the owner's enthusiasm for promoting his products. "You're right. Are there many customers who make private orders, though?"

"Not exactly. There would be a few from time to time, though there aren't many who could afford..." He stopped talking abruptly, found the situation strange,

and looked at Lily warily. "Young lady, why are you asking so much? Do you want to buy what we have here or place a private order? If you're going to make a private order, write your requirements. You'll also need to pay a deposit for us to process the order."

"About that...” Smiling, Lily glanced around the shop.

Seeing that attitude, the owner felt he had wasted his time on her and instantly became upset. "Young lady, look around if you're not planning to buy anything."

He turned to leave, but Lily pointed to a pair of carvings on the shelves. "I'll get that."

It was the wooden carvings of two children. The little boy had a round face and a bright smile, while the little girl had two ponytails and held a lollipop in her hand. The craftsmanship was not exceptional, but their expressions were lively. This was the item that she liked the most in this shop.

"Sure thing!" The owner smiled again and reached out for the carved item carefully.

Then he turned to look at the young man. "Why are you still sitting there? Get a box to pack this up for our customer here!"