A coquettish and book-worn man lives by a rough man

The girl has been sitting here for a long time, and no one has come to ask about the price. She is too embarrassed to take the initiative to talk to others. Now when she hears someone coming forward, her eyes light up and she is about to speak.

Unexpectedly, when he raised his eyes and met Lao Jiuse's narrowed eyes, he immediately lowered his head in fear.

Lao Jiu looked at the girl's face and figure unscrupulously, until the girl's face turned red, and then he said with a smile: "How do you sell these two chickens?"

When the girl heard this, she didn't care about being afraid. Her grandma had a fever and lay in bed without eating for two days. She had no money to take her to the hospital. The only valuable things in the house were these two old hens, so she thought of selling them. Give grandma some medicine.

"This chicken is very fat, weighing more than five kilograms. I usually raise it very well. Each one costs three cents. If you buy both, I will charge you two cents less."

"Are you so fat? But I don't think it weighs five pounds. Can you help me weigh it?"

When the girl came here for the first time, she didn't prepare a scale at all, so she quietly borrowed one from the vendor next to her.

The merchant was very generous and lent it to the girl.

The girl tied the chicken up and saw that the scale beam was hanging high. She handed it forward so that Lao Jiu could see clearly.

"Five pounds and two taels, tall."

Lao Jiu said with doubts in his mouth: "Really? I'll take a closer look."

As he said that, he went to touch the scale beam, but his hands touched the girl's hand.

The girl was startled, and immediately grabbed the scale beam and took it back.

Lao Jiu was very natural: "It is indeed more than five kilograms. I want these two, but my home is a bit far away. Can you help me send them there?"

Seeing Lao Jiu like this, the surrounding vendors knew what was going on. Seeing the little girl's innocent appearance, they wanted to remind her, but were glared at by the gangster next to Lao Jiu. The vendors immediately swallowed the reminder.

Fortunately, the girl is not stupid. Knowing that the man has bad intentions, she immediately refuses: "I won't sell this chicken to you. You can leave!"

At this time, Lao Jiu's men rushed out with a fierce look on their faces: "No more selling, this is our Master Jiu, and he has the final say on the entire black market. If you dare not sell, you are not giving my Master Jiu face."

The girl was shocked. She didn't expect that she would encounter a rogue for the first time in the black market. She pursed her lips, her face turned pale, and she didn't say a word.

People around looked at the girl and felt pity for her. The girl's clothes had several patches and were in tatters. One look at her and she knew that her family must be having a hard time.

It's just that Lao Jiu has too much power and everyone is afraid of him. Even if they can't bear the girl being harmed by him, they can't bear to look away.

Seeing that the girl was scared, Lao Jiu scolded his subordinates: "Okay, please keep your voice down, you scared the little girl."

The man who was like a wolf and a tiger in front of the girl was like a little sheep in front of Lao Jiu, and immediately responded in a flattering manner.

"Let's go! I want your chicken, but you have to send it back to me."

As soon as Lao Jiu turned around, several men behind him surrounded the girl. In an instant, the girl was frightened and cried.

None of Lao Jiu's men were fond of women, so they directly pulled the girl out, pushed her behind Lao Jiu, and even warned her fiercely.

"Hurry up and catch up, or I'll make you look good."

The girl was scared to death, but she was no match for the strength of several men.

At this time, a subordinate ran in from outside. Seeing his bad expression, Lao Jiu immediately frowned: "What, someone is coming?"

The subordinate shook his head and pointed outside: "It's Lu Yuanbin here."

When Lao Jiu heard the name, he immediately breathed a sigh of relief, then frowned: "What is he here for?" (End of Chapter)