Qiao Nan declined. "Sorry, our children don't have a need for this for the time being. Also, if you have taken any photographs, please don't disclose any of them to others." Qiao Nan was more clear-minded than Zhai Hua. The French windows beside the main entrance door had been set up as exhibition display panels. The photographs hung on them were enough to tell it all.
This photographer did not purely want to take triplets' photographs. Perhaps he even wished to exhibit the photographs to attract more customers to the store.
It was inappropriate for Qiao Nan to intervene in how others managed their sales and business. However, if they were to use such means on her children, Qiao Nan would not agree. After all, all the relatives of the triplet's grandfather had special and sensitive identities.
Although the children were still young, it was still not appropriate to expose them in this way.
