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Chapter 1147 Being Recognized (4)
Hu Xing looked at the shopkeeper, "Shopkeeper, are you really planning to keep Lu Yun to work for you?"

The shopkeeper immediately said: "I didn't know that she was Lu Yun, so I kept her. Now that I know, I dare not want her."

"The shopkeeper!" Lu Yun was startled and furious.

The shopkeeper also said with a stern face: "You were called Caiyun by me before, because you knew that I would never keep you if I knew you were Lu Yun! You have done so many immoral things yourself, you should understand in your heart, no Someone will dare to keep you."

Lu Yunqing was speechless with a frowning face, but her chest heaved violently with anger.

"Shopkeeper, how much did you say you would pay Lu Yun?"

"The helpers behind us only have one or two half wages."

"One or two halves?" Hu Xing's voice changed a little, and she couldn't help shrugging her shoulders and laughing after saying goodbye for a while, "It's really ridiculous, you Lu Yun would agree to do it and only get one or two halves For wages, are you really short of money for this?"

It can be said that this kind of work that only pays one or two taels of labor and is very tiring can be said to be the most inferior in the city. Lingcheng has a special chamber of commerce, and there are docks where ships from other places often come with goods. It is a developed country, and correspondingly it is easy to find a suitable job to do. It is difficult to find people who are willing to do this kind of job that requires little money and is tiring, because everyone thinks that the wages are too little. Although Lu Yun has not been here for more than ten years Having done work outside, she should know these things anyway. Since she is willing to do it, it means that she is really desperate and has no choice.

But thinking about it, it’s true, for other jobs that are a little easier for Lu Yun to do again, I’m afraid you will meet people you know, and most of them are people that Lu Yun used to despise. It’s too difficult for her to work for those people. So I can only choose this kind of small shop, and there are very few choices of jobs that can be done.

"Lu Yun, did you hear what the shopkeeper said? This restaurant won't want you anymore." Hu Xing looked at Lu Yun with a condescending gaze while drinking tea, and said, "It's really unexpected. Lu Yun, who is underestimated, will be disgusted by people today even for such a job that only pays one or two half wages."

What she said is not an exaggeration at all, and she did not specifically imply that the shopkeeper is not allowed to take Lu Yun. After Lu Yun's name is known, it is doomed. If you come out, you won't want her either.

Lu Yun was away for a few days, and was fortunate enough to feel the same feeling as the day in Tianxiang Tower again, an indescribable shame!At any rate, only the guests were talking quietly that day, no one pointed at her nose and said how vicious she was, but now that Hu Xing is here, she is really embarrassing her in full view!But she also knows that this job is hard-won, and she doesn't want to lose it like this, so it's not good to show anger in front of the shopkeeper. Maybe she can bear it and talk to the shopkeeper after Hu Xing leaves, and the guests here leave. Good words, tell the shopkeeper that as long as she is kept, Qin Mu will not treat him badly in the future, and the shopkeeper will keep her?

As long as she doesn't appear in front, who knows if the shopkeeper will keep her or not?

But Hu Xing obviously didn't intend to let go of the opportunity to taunt Lu Yun, and still spared no effort to humiliate her in different ways, showing a face of reluctance and kindness, and said: "Don't say that I see you in despair. Just to add insult to injury to you, I, Hu Xing, are not as lowly as you, Lu Yun. That's good, if I didn't come to the shopkeeper today and you were kept in the dark, I should have kept you, since this job is because of me If you can't do it, I won't treat you badly. Why don't you go back with me and be a maid for me. Although you don't look pleasing at all when you're older, you can read and write anyway. If you don’t do it, you should have seen how the maids serve you. It shouldn’t be a problem to serve tea, water, and ink. I can also pay the same as other maids in our Sun family, two taels of silver a month.”

(End of this chapter)