Farm family group treasure little fox wife

Chapter 61 Intention
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Waking up the next day, Wu Boming and Guo discovered that dense red dots had appeared on Chu Jingchen's clean face. They were just about to say a few words to their daughter when they saw her pull Chu Jingchen up and run outside.

"Father, brother Atu and I will go to the stall to find you later." Huanhuan's voice came from the alley.

Wu Boming and Mrs. Guo shook their heads helplessly.

It seems that Ah Tu was really eaten to death by their daughter.

Chu Jingchen was dragged by the little girl and ran all over the street. First, he bought a dozen small bottles, large and small, and then went to a remote alley, took out two large cloth bags and handed them to him: "Brother Atu, help me!" I put all the pills in this bag into bottles."

Chu Jingchen just raised his eyes and glanced at her without asking anything, and helped her pack the pills one by one, and then she was dragged to a medicine hall called "Shunhetang".

Now Chu Jingchen knew what this little girl was doing without asking, and at the same time guessed how she got the 80 tael silver ticket.

"What do I need to do?" Chu Jingchen asked proactively for the first time.

Huanhuan glanced at him suspiciously.

If this guy could have half the eloquence of my brother, even if he didn't speak, I would ask him to help deliver the pills to the medicine hall, but this guy is a boring gourd, it's better not to let him screw things up.

"Brother Atu, just wait for me outside."

Huanhuan couldn't figure out this guy's temperament, and was afraid that he would get angry, so she raised her hand and patted his chest to comfort him before entering the medicine hall.

As soon as Huanhuan entered the medicine hall, she saw the shopkeeper who took pills from her brother last time. She stepped forward and called out sweetly, "Uncle shopkeeper."

The shopkeeper who was looking at the prescription looked up, and met a pair of eyes that people can remember at a glance.

"Little girl, how can I help you?" The shopkeeper didn't recognize Huanhuan, but he came in as a customer, and he didn't neglect her just because she was a little girl.

The shopkeeper didn't recognize Huanhuan, but the last time Huanhuan took a look inside when her brother was selling pills, she could tell that the shopkeeper was a smiling tiger.

"Uncle shopkeeper, my brother said that you asked him to deliver the pills to you as soon as he has them, but I don't know if you want them now?" Huanhuan said straight to the point.

The shopkeeper turned his eyes around Huanhuan, and guessed from the address of the little girl in front of her the relationship with the little brother who came to the medicine hall to sell things a few times: "Where's your brother?"

"My brother has something to do, so he asked me to bring the pills." Huanhuan blinked her eyes with a careless look: "My brother said, if the shopkeeper doesn't want the pills, let me send them to you." Go to the "Baohetang" in the back street. The shopkeeper of "Baohetang" visited my brother a few days ago, but my brother said that you must be honest, and I can only deliver the pills to you unless you say no to the shopkeeper. Go to 'Baohetang'."

The shopkeeper has been in this business for decades, so of course he can't be impatient, let alone be confused by a few words from the little girl.

What's more, he wasn't sure if the little girl in front of him wanted to raise the price of the pills, or something else?

The shopkeeper stared deeply at the little girl in front of him, trying to see something on her face.

How did the shopkeeper know that Huanhuan said these words because she was afraid of trouble and didn't want to bargain like her brother.

Of course, with what she said just now, the shopkeeper didn't dare to cheat her because of her young age.

Huanhuan opened her eyes wide and let him look at her, as if patiently waiting for his answer.

"Little girl, where are the pills you brought?" The shopkeeper had a kind and friendly smile on his face, intending to stay the same for all changes.

(End of this chapter)