Chapter 14 Restaurant Experience (1)

Du Shi quietly pulled Caiwei's sleeve and whispered: "Weier, don't be ridiculous. If you don't buy coarse cloth, why should we buy fine cotton cloth?"

Caiwei said matter-of-factly: "Of course I should buy fine cotton cloth. Coarse cloth is rough. My younger brothers and sisters are young and have delicate skin. Wearing coarse cloth will hurt their skin. "

Du Shi pinched the purse in her arms and hesitated. She also agreed with Caiwei's point of view and also wanted the children to wear soft fine cotton. However, the price of one foot of fine cotton can buy three feet of coarse cloth, and the coarse cloth Durable, easy to wear and not broken.

Caiwei saw through Du Shi's thoughts and couldn't help but feel a little sad. The reason why my mother hesitated was because she was afraid of being poor. How could a person who was just wandering on the edge of life and death from hunger spend a lot of money to buy luxurious muslin? If possible, my mother would really like to break a coin in half!

She lowered her eyes and then smiled and said: "Mom, just buy with confidence. Although our family only has ten taels of silver now, in the future we will have one hundred taels, one thousand taels, ten thousand taels. Finally, you who have more silver will Too many to count..."

Her smile was indifferent and showed a long-term determination, as if what she said was true, which made Du Shi laugh and said: "You kid, you are just coaxing me. I don't dare to think about a hundred, two, thousand." Two to ten thousand taels, as long as I have these ten taels so that my children will no longer go hungry, I will be Amitabha! That’s all, I’ll just follow you this time!”

She naturally thought that her daughter was coaxing her. She was lucky not to be hungry at home, so how dare she expect anyone else to do so. But even knowing that her daughter was coaxing her, she felt quite happy.

Encouraged by her daughter, Mrs. Du gritted her teeth and bought a piece of fine cotton for everyone in the family. She also bought four or five kilograms of high-quality cotton, some silk thread, shoe soles and other items. Two big burdens.

After seeing the two of them off, the waiter weighed the money in his hand, and the grinning boss was overjoyed.

The old shopkeeper walked slowly out of the inner room holding a teapot, looking at the backs of the mother and daughter in the distance, stroking his white beard, thoughtfully.

The waiter chuckled, shook the money in his hand, and said, "Old shopkeeper, I didn't expect that two poor country bumpkins are quite wealthy. Look, a little more than a tael of silver was spent without blinking an eye."

The old shopkeeper hit the waiter on the head with a bang and sneered: "You kid, I told you not to look down on others, but you just didn't listen. To tell you the truth, even though the mother and daughter are in destitution now, the girl But Zhenzhen'er's life will be extremely valuable in the future! And that woman will also be a dignified first-class lady in the future. You kid, you are not even qualified to carry someone's shoes, how dare you laugh at people here?"

The waiter curled his lips and said with a smile: "Old shopkeeper, you are pretending to be a magician again!"

The old shopkeeper took a sip of tea with a hiss and said calmly: "It doesn't matter if you don't believe me. Anyway, you will meet again in the future. By then, you will know how powerful I am!"

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After coming out of the cloth shop, Caiwei and Du Shi each carried a big baggage, but they still walked on the street with great interest. From time to time they bought some small items such as needles, threads, oil, salt, sauce and vinegar, and passed by a clean shop with a clean door. When they were at the small restaurant, Caiwei suggested that they go in and have something to eat to catch up. They had been busy with wild boars since they got up in the morning, and they hadn't eaten enough yet. Her stomach had already rumbled and sang "The Empty City" several times. .

Du originally wanted to buy some steamed buns on the roadside, which were delicious and economical, but when she thought about her daughter almost starving to death yesterday, and today she picked up a wild boar for nothing, which brought a windfall to the family, so she Unable to bear to refuse, I pinched my purse, my heart was broken, and I took my daughter in.