The beloved baby has a space

Chapter 612 Making Improvements

Old Wang chased Wang Chuangui away and then said to Ayu, "Do you want it? This jade isn't good. Tomorrow, I'll take you to the market and buy a good piece of jade to make you a whole set of jade faceplates."

He had wanted to do this for a long time, but he didn't have the time in the city and he didn't have the supply in the town. Ordinary jade was not good enough for his precious granddaughter.

Another issue is that he doesn't have that much money; he can only save up his monthly allowance every day or two.

Now, everyone in the Wang family has received a monthly increase, but it's not much. Adults get 15 taels a month, children get 1 tael a month, and as for babies like Zhu'er, they'll save up 100 coins a month for them.

Such a distribution was actually considered quite generous even in wealthy families.

In wealthy households, everything from clothing and food to housing and transportation is taken care of. After the public funds are used, there is less money left for individuals to keep.

Old Wang has saved up quite a bit over the years, but it's still not enough to buy the best jade.

He planned to go to the jade market to take a look and buy some uncut stones, thinking that the ones that would be cut open would be of good quality.

Even after all these years, his fundamentals remain intact, and he rarely makes a mistake in judgment.

If we can bring Ayu along, then success will be a certainty.

“Okay.” Ayu didn’t mind her family preparing a gift for her; she often gave her family anything nice she had.

She was happy to accept money as long as it wasn't money that people had to tighten their belts to afford.

Seeing that Ayu had agreed to the matter but hadn't left yet, he asked her again, "Is there anything else?"

Ayu said, "Grandpa, it's a little thing. Today at the bookstore, I met an uncle sitting on a wooden wheel. He couldn't stand up and walk, and he looked very unhappy."

Then, Ayu lowered her voice and said, "The elf said that the wooden wheel he was riding on was very bad and had many flaws, so I wanted to make a better wooden wheel for him because he saved me a lot of money today!"

Old Wang's eyes flickered slightly. Uncle on the wooden wheel?
He couldn't help but think of someone, but judging by the time, that person was probably seventy or eighty years old, and could not be considered Ayu's uncle at all.

Old Wang wanted to know more, so he asked a lot of questions, such as the person's characteristics, the appearance of the wooden wheel, and whether the person had a speech impediment or personality issues.

Ayu could answer some of the questions, but there were others that she herself didn't understand, and they all sounded confusing.

Just then, Old Mrs. Wang came out of the courtyard and said to Old Mr. Wang, "If Ayu wants you to do it, then do it. Why are you asking so many questions?"

Old Wang had no choice but to shut up. Under Tuanzi's guidance, Ayu first roughly drew the original wheelchair of the Carefree King, and then took out another thin pen to draw new lines next to it.

At first glance, they seemed to be no different, but when Old Wang saw the blueprints, his eyes lit up.

"These are truly blueprints that only a god could create! If a wheelchair were designed like this, the person sitting in it could control it freely and would not be as likely to fall!"

Old Wang was so engrossed in holding the blueprints that he completely forgot about Old Mrs. Wang and Ayu around him, lost in his own world.

He muttered something incessantly, then placed the blueprint on the table beside him, and, as if possessed, grabbed a servant and rushed outside.

A moment later, Old Wang rushed back, grabbed the blueprints, and stuffed them into his arms.

He rushed out again like a madman.

From afar, Old Wang's voice drifted over: "Don't wait for me to eat dinner, I'm going to check on the lumber mill outside!"

Grandma Wang gave a half-smile: "Very good."

Ayu shrank back, "Grandma, I didn't know Grandpa would like it so much. If I had known, I would have—"

Grandpa has never been so excited in all these years.

"It's none of your business." Old Mrs. Wang patted Ayu's head, then turned to Chitu who was passing by and said, "Go tell the kitchen to make a wine cup phoenix tonight and use up all the remaining wine."

Old Wang was just allowed to drink two ounces of liquor a day, and he was so happy that he bought ten jin of it and hid it in the cellar.

I haven't drunk a drop yet.

Red Hare: "...Okay."

In her heart, Ayu secretly apologized to both her grandfather and grandmother.

Meanwhile, Old Wang was happily heading out of the city.

(End of this chapter)