After returning from my cultivation journey, I built a farm through fortune telling.

Chapter 113

The next day, Aunt Qian brought a small plate of green vegetables to Aunt Da Qian. As instructed by her wife, she only mentioned that the vegetables were delicious and asked Aunt Da Qian to try them, without saying anything else.

He didn't even mention Mrs. Gu's name, so as not to seem too deliberate.

But Aunt Qian has been a nanny in the Gu family for so many years, so many people have tried to use her connections. How could they not see through Aunt Qian's little tricks!

But Aunt Daqian and Aunt Qian are cousins. Their great-grandfathers were brothers, and they grew up together. They all came out to work together. Aunt Daqian was lucky and worked as a nanny for the Gu family for seven or eight years. Aunt Qian changed jobs several times before coming to Chen Miao's family, where she has worked for three or four years.

Because they live in the same city, they have a close relationship. However, Chen Miao's family used to live in a single-story house, but recently moved to a villa area. The two of them even had a meal together once!
The most important thing for a nanny is to be cautious. She wouldn't dare give her master anything of unknown origin, even if it was a gift from her sister. So Aunt Qian tasted it herself first and then resolutely served the bok choy to the table.

The young master and young lady hadn't returned yet. Mrs. Gu and Mr. Gu finished off the rather large plate of food and praised her for buying good groceries today.

She didn't say much else, but the clever nanny knew what to do just by hearing that sentence. So she immediately found Aunt Qian, found out the price of the bok choy, and without stammering, ordered twenty pounds.

The Gu family is large and prosperous. Mr. Gu is the second son in the family. He and Mrs. Gu have four children. Each child is at the age where they can eat a lot, but like most children, they have the same bad habit: they hate vegetables.

She had to make it fancy before she'd even let me have a couple more bites.

Two new orders for vegetables have appeared on Bailujia's online grocery delivery app, one for 10 jin (5 kg) and the other for 20 jin (10 kg), from Minghui's family and Aunt Daqian.

Then, orders of five or ten kilograms or more gradually came in. Most of them were picked up in person at the Chengnan Market, while a small portion required shipping.

Because once the bok choy starts to be harvested, it's available every day, but the current production is limited, so Bailu has set a stockpile of 500 portions.

Compared to the previous practice of offering one or two hundred copies, this is the first time we've been so generous with the link.

Regular customers in the grocery shopping group are going crazy! Although Bailu had already said there was plenty of fresh vegetables available, well—who doesn't always have a "what if" situation?
Just grab it first; once you get it, it's yours!
Although they had already seen the group announcement in the group chat—meaning that for every new customer they introduced, they would receive a pound of free bok choy—they didn't care at first. After all, they couldn't even get their own, so how could they care about others? But when they saw the stock, they immediately started sending the message to the group chat.

Not for anything else, but for the reward of that pound of vegetables.

To be honest, the bok choy grown by Bailu's family tastes just as good as the wild vegetables they pick.

That’s the price…

Customers are making a fuss in the group chat again—why should home-grown vegetables be priced the same as wild vegetables!
They all condemned the boss!

All I got in return was one sentence from the boss—

[Small business, no bargaining!]

The silence in the group lasted a very long time.

Finally, the customers asked themselves a question—

Will I die if I don't buy his vegetables?

--Won't!
Can you really eat the food you buy from other people?

I can't eat.

(End of this chapter)