The Strongest Farmer's Woman: Farming is a must

Chapter 187, Meeting Zhao Jiaxi again (2 updates)
I also bought a lot of dried vegetables.

Pingting took Yunzhuo's hand and said, "Mom, I'm a grape seller."

Yunzhuo looked in the direction Pingting pointed.

She was really the lady who sold grapes that day.

She was so busy these days that she had forgotten about the grapes.

"Come on, let's go and have a look."

"Enn, aunt, do you want to buy grapes?"

"Buy, but you will have to carry it yourself later."

"Don't worry, aunt, we are very strong, we can carry any amount."

Yun Zhuo smiled.

Meihua also laughed.

The grape buyer was overjoyed when she saw Yun Zhuo, "I finally see you. I was waiting at home for you to come, and I was afraid that you wouldn't come, so I thought of selling these grapes. Don't blame me. ah."

"I won't blame you. Didn't that girl buy it?" Yunzhuo asked.

"I went, but she didn't want much, only four or five kilograms a day, and there were still several hundred kilograms left after picking them at home."

Yunzhuo was overjoyed when he heard this, "Then give me your address and I'll come over tomorrow to pick them up. You can pick them all off in the morning."

"All, all?"

"Yes, all of them!"

"Then, then you must definitely come tomorrow. I will let my family pick it when I go back, and I will pick it when I get up in the morning."

Yunzhuo nodded, the price of grapes needed to be renegotiated.

It’s no longer about ordering grapes.

"They're all five or six cents a pound."

Six cents per catty, six hundred cents per hundred catties, and only a few taels of silver for hundreds of catties.

"Okay, I will bring someone over tomorrow. My family lives in Damu Village. My husband's family name is Mu."

The aunt nodded quickly.

Yunzhuo bought all the grapes, and Meihua immediately carried the basket.

The most important thing for ordinary rural families is bamboo strippers. This kind of basket is simple and worthless, and Yun Zhuo bought all the grapes. The aunt also knew that she had no place to put them, so she gave the basket to Yun Zhuo.

The children looked at the grapes with their eyes shining brightly.

"Aunt, aunt, are we going back?"

"Not yet, I have to buy a jar." Yunzhuo took the children to the crock shop.

"Shopkeeper, I want that kind of wine jar."

The jar Yunzhuo wants to buy is the kind of jar that holds wine. It is thick and big, and the price is not expensive. It costs fifteen at once, which is a small sum of money.

The shopkeeper asked Yunzhuo's home address and said it would be delivered before dinner. Yunzhuo quickly paid and took the children to the inn.

Not far away is the second floor of the teahouse.

"Princess, look over there." Cui'er pointed to the street eagerly.

Zhao Jiaxi put down the teacup, looked towards the street, and sure enough, saw Yun Zhuo leaving with a few children smiling, and an old woman by his side.

"..."

Zhao Jiaxi pursed her lips.

She asked people to inquire for several days before she found out who was snatching grapes from her that day.

It turned out to be Mu Shiyi, a general who had made great achievements. No wonder he was full of evil spirits.

But this person's future is limitless.

It's a pity that he married a peasant girl.

"Let's go, let's go see the general's wife."

Yunzhuo and the others just took the carriage out from the inn.

There were a lot of people on the street at the moment, and Yun Zhuo didn't dare to drive the carriage, fearing that he might bump into someone, so he simply led the horse and walked slowly.

When Zhao Jiaxi blocked her way, Yun Zhuo didn't recognize Zhao Jiaxi.

"What a coincidence, sister."

"you are?"

Yunzhuo was a little confused.

Zhao Jiaxi looked a little embarrassed, "I shared a basket of grapes with my sister that day. Did my sister forget?"

Yun Zhuo remembered.

"It's you, are you coming to the market too?"

She asked calmly.

"I was a little bored at home, so I went out and walked around. I never wanted to see my sister. By the way, are you going to buy grapes? I went to talk to the grape seller yesterday about you."

(End of this chapter)