After being reborn, I kidnapped the future powerful minister

Chapter 56 Selling Flowers
After hearing this, Chu Yingying nodded slightly, and said, "Okay, I will remember."

At dawn the next day, Chu Yingying woke up very early. She threw off the quilt and got up from the bed. She walked over to open the window, and a gust of cold wind blew in, diluting the thick heating in the room, and the snow had stopped.

Chu Yingying put on her shoes and socks, tiptoedly opened the door and walked out of the room, trying not to make any noise.

A gust of cold wind blew in front of her face, which made her cheeks hurt from the cold.

Chu Yingying took an oiled paper umbrella and a small bamboo basket under the counter, carried them on her back, and quietly left Jishitang.

Outside, the world covered in silver is pure and peaceful. Occasionally, birds fly over the treetops, and balls of white catkins fall down, like butterflies.

Following the route Cui Yunhao told her, Chu Yingying went all the way north to the northern suburbs, and successfully found the peach blossom forest.

She got into the woods, watched as she walked, picked a few wine-red peach blossoms in full bloom, cut them off with scissors, and threw them into the bamboo basket. Basket, return along the same road.

At this time, the sky was full of light, and the winter sun hung high in the sky, like a piece of white iron, emitting light, but without a trace of warmth.

Chu Yingying hurried into the city, but she didn't go in the direction of Jishitang, but in the direction of the west of the city. There were more and more people rushing to the morning market on the road, and the streets were not as deserted as when she first came here.

Hurrying to get to the market, Chu Yingying picked a relatively lively place, put the bamboo basket on the ground, filled with many dew-stained peach blossoms, the appearance was very good, immediately attracted a lot of people customer.

But they all just came to take a look and didn't intend to buy.

Chu Yingying couldn't help being a little impatient, guessing that it was getting late and she couldn't wait too long.

Not long after, a woman in her 40s came over, bent down to look at the peach blossoms in her basket, and asked, "Little girl, how much are your peach blossoms?"

Chu Yingying immediately stood up and said with a smile, "26 cents a stick, do you want to buy it?"

When the aunt heard the words, she couldn't help frowning, and said, "Can it be cheaper?"

Chu Yingying hurriedly said, "Yes, how much does Madam want?"

Then the aunt stretched her eyebrows, stretched out her hand to pick a peach blossom in the bamboo basket, and said, "Just buy one, twenty Wen will do?"

"Okay." Chu Yingying readily agreed.

The aunt took out twenty copper coins from the bag and handed them to Chu Yingying.

After Chu Yingying counted, she bowed to thank her again and again: "Thank you for your patronage, Ma'am. Please go slowly. If you still want to buy peach blossoms in the future, remember to ask me."

"Okay." The aunt nodded, took the flowers and left.

Not long after, another bloated woman came, carrying a bamboo basket full of various vegetables in both hands, walked like a crab, walked around the market, and then stopped at Chu Yingying's stall. He stopped in front of him, knelt down and asked, "Little girl, how do you sell these peach blossoms?"

Chu Yingying moved her eyeballs cleverly, and said loudly: "28 Wen a branch."

Unexpectedly, the woman didn't think it was expensive like the old lady before, and she didn't bargain with her, she nodded and said, "I bought all the peach blossoms in your basket, but now I'm full of things. , I wonder if you can help me send it to the mansion, little girl? I will pay you extra for your hard work."

Chu Yingying nodded in agreement without thinking, put the bamboo basket on her back again, left the market with her mother-in-law, turned to the right, but headed south.

(End of this chapter)