pastoral beggar woman

Chapter 130 The stall was smashed (9)
"Hey, I don't know who was so vicious and smashed the stall. I happened to be waiting in line that day, and I saw that group of people rushing up and smashing it regardless. The ones on the stall hadn't been sold yet. The finished bamboo rice was smashed! Ouch, I feel so distressed!"

"You still have the heart to feel sorry for the food. I heard that the two stall owners were beaten badly! Tsk tsk, what a bad luck! Maybe they will not dare to set up stalls after they are afraid of being hit like this. At that time, those bamboo tube rice and finger cakes were no longer available."

"Aren't you regretting the food, and you have the nerve to say me. But, who are you to smash other people's stalls in such a broad daylight?"

"I was thinking that someone from a restaurant on that street must have ordered it." Having said that, the speaker subconsciously lowered his voice, looked at it privately, and then continued: "How much better is the business of that stall?" The shopkeepers of other stall owners’ stores are jealous. It is said that they can earn a dozen or so taels a day! Looking at the vendors in the whole town, I am afraid that they don’t earn so much. It's going to make a lot of money! It's not surprising that such a big potential opponent would want to teach him a lesson."

"That's right, since the stall was set up, the number of customers in several nearby restaurants has decreased a lot. Many customers who used to frequent the stall went to buy food at the stall. The profit of the stall owner can be said to be It is justifiable for some people to feel jealous if they want to spend money from those restaurants."

Listening to those people's comments, Qin Shuang's eyes flashed a cold light, just to teach them to steal other people's business?These people are so naive.

Merchants and merchants, no profiteering, no business, jealous of their earning and dislike them getting in the way is for sure, but the most important thing for a businessman who has no profit and no money is to find a way to take these coveted income into his own pocket inside!
Qin Shuang came to the street where their house had a stall, ordered a pot of tea in a small teahouse near the stall, ordered two plates of yellow raw rice and melon seeds, and sat down. She was sitting near the gate, with a good view. It happened to be able to have a panoramic view of the situation in the shops opposite.

Qin Shuang hasn't shown up since she changed the location to set up the stall, and the stall has been handed over to Ah Chen and Qin Tian, ​​so she may meet someone who knows her near the original place, but here, the chance of this is much reduced. That's why she sat here and watched so majestically.

In fact, it's fine even if someone recognizes her, so what's she afraid of if she didn't steal or snatch her?At most people would point at her and say, 'This is the stall owner whose stall was smashed', saying that she would not lose her skin. As for the restaurants she was staring at, hehe, if someone offered to send Coming to the door saved her from eliminating the suspects one by one and finding the culprit.

After all, if it weren't for being a thief with a guilty conscience, it would be impossible to take the initiative to join in, wouldn't it?

There are a total of four restaurants on this street, a restaurant and an inn. Although the restaurant and the inn sell similar food, their business is much bigger than hers. As for being so shameless and shameless, there is no room for smashing it, so the people from the four restaurants are the most suspicious.

Every day after returning home, Ah Chen would tell her about what happened that day or what happened in the town that she had heard about from other people when she was taking a medicinal bath or lying under the quilt at night, so Qin Shuang was very concerned about the four. Home restaurants are also somewhat familiar.Through analysis, Qin Shuang directly ruled out the suspicion of two of them, and finally decided to follow the two restaurants opposite the teahouse, which were only two small doors away.

(End of this chapter)