Natalie's magical growth record

Chapter 1424 Natalie’s answer
  Outside the carriage window that was not covered by the curtains of the carriage, first a man in his twenties hurried past the street where they were, and then she heard a series of footsteps approaching from far away.

Following the sound, I saw a few relatively strong men in black formal suits approaching and passing by the "carriage" they were in.

Such attire and movement track made Natalie have the intuition that these people were chasing the person in front.

Of course, she was not sure and did not dare to look further. So after briefly confirming that the previous commotion would no longer affect her and the others, she immediately withdrew her gaze and concentrated on feeling the carriage moving forward.

Nearly 5 minutes later, the carriage successfully turned into a street that was not too remote but gave an overall sense of tranquility, and slowly slowed down the speed of the vehicle.

"is it here?"

After ensuring that the carriage stopped smoothly at the entrance of the street, the driver sitting in the small carriage in front quickly opened the door of the cab and turned to ask behind him.

"Yes, thank you for your hard work. How much should I pay for the fare?"

Mr. Arinor stood up to respond, then politely took out his money bag and prepared to count the amount to be paid to the coachman.

"The journey fee is 1 general silver coin plus 2 copper coins, and the luggage handling fee is 2 silver coins, which is a total of 3.2 silver coins, or 2 medium-quality magic crystals."

The driver quickly calculated the profit, then quickly wrote a list and handed it to the gentleman opposite who looked like a scholar.

Although Mr. Arinor was a little surprised, he was not surprised. He directly followed the quotation given by the other party, took out three silver coins and two copper coins from his wallet and handed them to the other party.

During this process, he noticed that the woman in the car seemed hesitant to speak several times, but found that the woman in the car didn't say anything in the end, so he didn't care too much and just let everyone get out of the car safely. Finally, he helped passengers carry their luggage piece by piece...

Seeing this scene, Mrs. Arinor, who habitually wanted to return to the car to carry her luggage, couldn't help but be stunned for a moment. She looked at her husband beside her who didn't seem to take the initiative to help. She also forcibly restrained herself from stepping forward to help. impulse.

After most of the coachman's body got into the carriage, she reluctantly found a chance, lowered her voice, and whispered to her husband: "Eric, are these the rules of the carriage driver in Oblad City? The service is simply too attentive. .Although I still feel that the fare is a bit expensive, it is much better than the previous impression. When do you think our Randall will have such a carriage that can hardly feel too much bumps when driving? If it really will happen, I believe it. Traveling in the future will definitely be a pleasant experience..."

Mrs. Arinor wanted to continue talking, but at this time, the coachman who helped unload the luggage returned to the ground carrying two large boxes.

So Mrs. Arinor stopped talking at the right time and hurried forward to take the luggage.

"There are two more boxes. Who should I give them to? You? Or the two ladies behind you?"

The coachman handed over the luggage and instinctively wanted to return to the car again and unload the remaining two boxes again.

However, after taking a few steps, he stopped again, turned back and asked one more question as if to confirm.

"Leave it all to me. I will assign it myself to who will carry the luggage."
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  Mrs. Arinor answered.

"Okay, please wait a moment."

After politely answering, the coachman did not stop immediately and directly followed the other party's instructions and boarded the carriage for the second time nearby.

Tens of seconds later, the driver returned to the ground carrying the two boxes again and handed the boxes to the interviewing woman. “Okay, this is all your luggage. Is there anything missing?”

After confirming that the woman was holding the suitcase firmly, the coachman put his hand away with confidence and made the final confirmation inquiry.

Of course, in order to distinguish vehicles carried by live horses from this new type of transportation, many locals like to call this type of transportation "local carriage".

Natalie still felt weird about this, but due to her status as a foreigner, she never made any further comments about it.

"Natalie, we will arrive at Aunt Sharita's house in a few minutes. Then we must remember to praise our aunt's new home for being beautiful and advanced, and then give Sharita the small gifts we have prepared. Aunt Ta, do you know?"

As the local carriage moved forward almost silently, Mrs. Arinor retracted her gaze from curiously looking at the street scene outside the window and gave serious instructions.

"Okay, Mom, we all remember it."

However, before Natalie could answer, Selena, who was sitting next to Natalie, raised her head first and asked her sister to answer.

Sensing her sister's doubts, Selena smiled slightly awkwardly and explained: "Sorry, Natalie, I forgot to ask your opinion just now. In fact, I knew it before my mother reminded me like this. She will definitely emphasize this, and I think Natalie has never had to worry about this, let alone repeat what she has said before, so she takes it for granted."

Natalie was suddenly enlightened, and was about to answer her sister that she didn't care about this matter. At this time, there was a burst of noise outside the window on her side that was different from the overall peaceful and harmonious atmosphere of the residential area.

"Okay." Mr. Arinor nodded, but did not leave directly. Instead, he turned to ask his two daughters for their opinions, "Where are Selena and Natalie? Do you want to stay with me and your mother first?" Do you want to visit Aunt Sarita, or do you want to go shopping alone?”

"Let's go to Aunt Sarita's house first."

Selena answered decisively.

"me too."

Likewise, Natalie immediately gave her answer.

"Do you need me and Natalie to each take part of the luggage?"

Just as the Arinors were about to take their first steps, Selina, who was holding her sister and standing quietly behind them, suddenly asked.

"No, Selena, just take care of your sister. Your father and I can take care of the luggage."

Mrs. Arinor was stunned, but in the end she rejected her eldest daughter's kindness because she didn't want to cause any more trouble to her daughters.

"Really don't need it? It's okay with me, mom, you don't have to take care of my feelings, or you can give me the lightest luggage," Selena, who seemed to be hesitant when she saw her mother, and didn't want her hands to be empty, hurriedly Then he added, "And aren't we going to meet Aunt Sarita later? If I have empty hands, I might leave a bad impression on her."

At this point, Mrs. Arinor was finally convinced and gave Natalie's lightest luggage directly from her to her eldest daughter...

(End of this chapter)