The Story of a Plane Merchant Selling a House

There were some candles in the room, colorful and scented, all kinds of candles, it seemed that the original resident of this room was an aromatherapy enthusiast. Tutu took the candles away and went to the first floor again.

There are quite a lot of things in the living room on the first floor, including a refrigerator, a sofa, a TV, some furniture and decorations, and flowers. It can be seen that the furniture that originally occupied an area has been moved away, and there are blank spaces on the paintings on the wall. Probably what was moved away are the mahogany furniture mentioned by the eldest sister, but it does not look empty at all.

The first floor has a kitchen, a bathroom, two bedrooms and a gym. The gym is not big, with treadmills, rowing machines, barbells, spinning bikes, and some yoga equipment.

Tutu went straight into the bedroom. One of the bedrooms downstairs did not have a private bathroom and was not very large, but it had an independent balcony. It was fully equipped with tables, chairs, cabinets and sofas. There were a lot of folded bedding on the bed, probably brought down from upstairs.

At that time, my eldest sister was also cleaning up her new house. She said that she had already hired a cleaning service, but the nanny in her eldest sister's house had left. I guess the cleaning service was not sure whether it would be helpful, so it didn't clean up the house.

Another room with a private bathroom is furnished in the same way as the bedroom upstairs, with the same oak bed, sofa, wardrobe and desk.

The basement is a storage room and a small cinema. The equipment is relatively old. I guess my sister uses it a lot. The furniture inside is still there. It is relatively old-fashioned. There is a set of leather sofas, an American wine cabinet, and the lights on the top of the head are the kind that rotate when turned on and emit colorful lights. Tutu felt that his eyes were blurred after looking at it for a while.

There are a lot of things in the storage room, and they are quite miscellaneous. I guess my elder sister has forgotten that there is a storage room.

Although there are a lot of things inside, it is not dirty and there is not much dust. The cleaning staff at my eldest sister's house is very diligent and responsible.

The largest number of items in the storage room were various papers, various notebooks, even rice paper, and a large box of four treasures of the study.

There are also many different kinds of candles, solid colored, gorgeous, and crystal candle holders.

I opened a few more large boxes, which contained various soaps, tools for making soaps, molds, a lawn mower, and several sets of spare bedding.

There are also many flower species, neatly arranged and labeled with their names.

No matter how you look at it, it looks like a hobby of hoarding. Tutu has played with cutting soap before, but not this much. Here are seven or eight large boxes of soap.

Tutu called the older sister who was selling the house and said, "Sister, those notebooks, candles, soaps, and flower seeds in your storage room are all hobbies. You forgot to take them."

The eldest sister smiled and said, "These are all toys my daughter used to play with. She has long stopped playing with them. Just do with them. There are only these small toys in the storage room. You can keep the lawn mower. I have a bigger one here."

After searching the house, Tutu found nothing suitable for Muguo, so he contacted a new customer to come and have a look.

She came to see him lighting a fire under the stove. The flickering light of the fire made her thin, shapeless face look much prettier.

"Sister Lai Di, I have already bought your mountain products. Do you still just need food? I also have some processed bedding, soap, candles, paper and pens, and kitchen supplies. You can pick them all." Tutu knew that Sister Lai Di's order was too small, so she let her pick what she wanted.

Come and see his eyes sparkling. "Wait, I still have some precious mountain products that I haven't uploaded yet." He uploaded two mountain ginsengs, which weighed more than 30 yuan. Tutu took them out and looked at them. The mountain ginsengs were not big and were dried. He found a box to pack them up and planned to ask a Chinese doctor for help later.

Look at the supplies Tutu has laid out for her and want everything.

But she also knew that she could not always find ginseng to gain so many points, so she tried her best to select what she needed. She promised the hunter who exchanged the ginseng for her that he could give her twenty bags of fine grains, which was not a small amount in those days. She had almost exchanged all the remaining grain from last time with the hunter, and it was still not enough.

What she needed most this time was food.

But the quilt that Tutu brought out was so good, with bright patterns, no patches, and the quilt cover was smooth. There were quilts piled on the bed, and none of them were bad. There were even red quilt covers and purple quilts, and the big flowers looked beautiful. Tutu said that these were all used by others. I didn't care when I saw them. There was no patch at all, just like a new one. In the past, few clothes that I pawned didn't have patches, and it was even harder to pawn quilts.

Lai Kan took all the seven or eight quilts stacked in the small bedroom downstairs. Tutu showed her a few quilts in the storage room. The white cotton quilts were fluffy and neatly stacked in a zipper storage bag. Lai Kan couldn't help but take all of them.

Tutu opened a few more boxes of soap, all kinds of transparent and opaque soaps, both scented and unscented, for bathing and for washing hair.

Lai Di thought about the price of a piece of unscented soap and a pungent shampoo in the supply and marketing cooperative, and wanted to buy them all. Tutu uploaded the quilt and soap box together, and it showed that the price was already 5 points. Lai Di was a little hesitant, but then he thought that he could use them to exchange for mountain products with people in the mountains, so he thought he should take them all.

While Lai Di was thinking, Tutu opened the box of candles. There were all kinds of colorful candles. Lai Di and her country folks were reluctant to use even lamp oil, let alone colored candles. However, red candles were needed for weddings in the village, so it was good to prepare a few pairs to change things. Lai Di did not choose too many candles, but only selected dozens of red candles with no patterns or modest patterns, and packed them into two boxes.

Tutu opened several boxes of paper and notebooks, which contained patterned paper, plain white paper, notebooks with exaggerated covers, and notebooks with plain colors. Let's take a look at the boxes of plain notebooks and paper.

She looked at the box of pens, inkstones, and paper. That was not something she could use, but there was a pencil case inside. Tutu saw it with her sharp eyes. She took it out and saw pencils of various sizes, ballpoint pens, gel pens, and two erasers. Tutu didn't know if Lai Di had ballpoint pens and gel pens, so she only left pencils and erasers for Lai Di to be on the safe side.

The system's valuation was already 8 points, and she was already satisfied with the price. She planned to reserve a few more points to buy rice and grain.

Tutu went to the kitchen again. All the porcelain products in the kitchen had been passed on to Muguo. Only a part of the stainless steel products were passed on to Muguo. Muguo only asked for knives and the largest steamers. She had a large iron pot on the stove in each yard, so she didn't ask for too many stainless steel products. So Tutu still had quite a few stainless steel pots, bowls, and pans.

The desire to come and spend money is eager again. The set of stainless steel basins is not as complete as the dowry of a landlord.

You can see that stainless steel is made by working for a landlord. It is a set of lunch boxes for a young master who studied abroad. It is expensive and is made of iron that will not rust.

That's imported, come and see its value.