Traveling through the immature concubine: Charming the world

Chapter 115 Blue Night Department Store
I lay on the wooden checkout counter, watching the salespersons Yansha and Shuisha rubbing the signboard of "Lanye Department Store" that had just been delivered over and over again. I couldn't help but smile when I thought of the scene when I chose this signboard name.

"Ye Ji!" Ye Suo said coldly.

"Lan Ji!" I insisted.

"Night Notes!"

"Ye Ji sounds like it's open at night." I don't care if he understands what "open" means.

"Ye Ji!" He didn't want to understand at all, and he insisted on the principle of a macho.

"Blue Night!" I began to compromise...

"Ye Lan!" Is he also compromising?
"Ye Lan, just Ye Lan, you won't listen to me anyway." I lowered my head in disappointment and turned around aggrieved.

"Lan Ye!" He agreed helplessly, the trick was successful, and I laughed triumphantly.

"Young master Ye is back, hello..." Yansha and Shuisha's tired voices made my scalp tingle for a while, I regained my senses, propped my head on one hand and looked towards the door.

Ye Suo stood straight at the door, his beautiful face outlined a pair of evil eyes, his long blue hair exuded a charming light, the sunlight outside the door fell on him, like a cloud of white mist, enveloping him heavily with him.

Yansha and Shuisha stopped wiping the signboard completely, staring at Yesuo blankly, almost got nosebleeds, and they simply despised me, the proprietress.

Ye Suo nodded lightly, and looked at me, "Longer, Granny Zhang said she wanted to come and see you, and let's see if there is anything I can do for you."

Granny Zhang stood behind him wearing a dark red dress, she stepped into the door with her legs and feet clumsy, she was the grandmother who was rescued from the carriage that night.

"Yansha, Shuisha, help grandma to sit." I said hastily.

"Yes."

"No, no, I just came to see if I need any help." The mother-in-law waved her hands in a flattered manner, and I smiled, "It's almost ready, and we can open it on an auspicious day."

(End of this chapter)