Tyrant, he wants to spoil me

Chapter 156 She Comes Back With Two Fat, Fluffy Hens
The next morning.

Uncle Xiao has a tricky mouth and wants to eat fresh tofu egg soup.

Su Jiu took a small bamboo basket on his arm, took a bunch of copper coins thrown by him, and went to the vegetable market to buy him tofu and eggs.

The morning market is always noisy, chickens, ducks and geese locked in bamboo cages are flapping and screaming, and rotten vegetables and leaves are thrown all over the floor.

There are many people coming and going in the market, some are tidy and tidy, and some are dirty and greasy.

The little girl in white shirt and skirt with citrus and apricot yellow, tied in a double bun, is as sweet as a mountain lily blowing in the wind, with a fresh and clean temperament, like a gurgling spring flowing through a mountain stream.

It is out of tune with the noisy and messy surroundings.

She was born sweet and had a sweet mouth, and the aunts and aunts who sell vegetables always love to give her the freshest portion.

After buying tofu and eggs, she was about to go back to Xiao's mansion, but she saw someone squatting behind the stall, selling two old hens.

The man was wearing a blue-brown long gown with patches, with a warm and honest smile, whoever he was.

Joy flashed in the darkened Xiaolu's eyes, and she was about to go forward, but the embroidered shoes were sold half a step away, and she quickly took them back.

She is now a daughter makeup.

While hesitating, Si Dushu squinted his eyes and waved at her, "Little sister is here to buy chickens? My hen is big and fat, come and have a look!"

He didn't recognize her!

Su Jiu remembered that his eyesight seemed to be not very good, so he stepped forward generously, "She—how do you sell your chicken?"

"Ten copper coins for one! My chicken is fat and strong, and the meat is strong, and the stewed soup can replenish your body!" The young man laughed, "It's the chicken that lays the eggs. If I didn't go to Beijing to catch up with the exam, how could I be willing to pay for it?" Sell!"

Su Jiu gave him a smile, and counted out twenty copper coins from his purse, "Young Master is really amazing, he was admitted to Juren. I don't know how much it will cost to go to Beijing to catch the exam? Do you have enough money, Young Master?"

"Sell the two goats at home, and it's almost enough."

Si Dushu laughed from ear to ear, lowered his voice again, and said mysteriously: "To tell you the truth, I also put 20 taels of silver in Baoheng Bank. Their bank has high interest rates, and money begets money. It's the same thing as a hen laying eggs, and eggs laying eggs!"

Su Jiu was surprised, "But loan sharks?"

"Shh, don't dare to say that nonsense!"

The young man hastily raised his index finger to his lips, glanced around nervously, saw that no one was paying attention, and then turned to Su Jiu, "The bank is regular. I heard that the owner of the bank is also related to Xu Zhizhou." So, how can it be usury!"

"That's it." Su Jiu nodded his head, "That's a way to make money."

Holding two hens in her arms, she thought all the way back to Mingde Courtyard.

Xiao Tingchen was sitting leisurely under the eaves eating tea, and seeing her come back with two fat, fluffy hens, he couldn't help raising his eyebrows, "Tsk, I asked my sister to buy eggs, my sister is fine, I just bought the hens and came back... ...Could my sister have to watch them lay eggs with her own eyes to ensure freshness? I didn't know that I was so important to my sister...Speaking of which, if your brother and I want to drink milk, you can't lead the cow back? "

Su Jiu was very embarrassed.

When she saw Si Dushu selling chickens, she was afraid that he would not be able to sell them, so she immediately bought them.

But now it's back...

I don't know how to deal with it.

If you kill a chicken...

In the past at the uncle's house, it was uncle and cousin who killed chickens, and she had never been stained with blood.

The little girl bit her pale pink lips, her fair and tender face flushed.

After a while, she murmured, "Just put a fence around the small kitchen and keep them inside... I'm thinking about it, and I'll save money on buying eggs in the future."

(End of this chapter)