The Story of a Plane Merchant Selling a House

As a result, there were so many for her to choose from.

The points were exchanged for young wild ginseng, which the hunters said was at least twenty years old and worth thousands of kilograms of grain. But the grain was exchanged for wild boar meat and mushrooms, so if you round it off, you can get such a valuable pot by spending a little pork, which is a great bargain.

Tutu looked at Lai Ding in surprise as he took dozens of stainless steel pots, pans, and bowls of all sizes. She didn't understand why she was so excited.

However, when she saw the clean and empty kitchen, she still asked Lai Dian if there was anything else he wanted, and Lai Dian asked for another twenty bags of rice.

Tutu always has dozens of bags of rice and flour stored, so there is no need to order food at short notice.

Now the small 1.5 square meter storage cabin could not hold all the items. After some consideration, I decided not to use a larger cabin to hold them. Instead, I used two small storage rooms and filled the remaining space with food.

I don’t know if there was too much grain, a wooden house for storing bedding, pots and pans, was evaluated by the system as a storage house, and the one for storing grain became a granary.

I have forgotten whether Tutu changed its name last time. As the content changes, the name of the system evaluation has changed many times recently.

Lai Kan went to pack up, and Tutu called Qi Wu again. Qi Wu was checking the accounts, and a small jade abacus was clacking.

Tutu looked at it with envy, "Qiwu, do you have any extra jade abacus?"

Qi Wu covered his mouth and smiled, "You, what good thing is this?"

He uploaded the abacus casually and asked Xing'er at the door to go to the warehouse to get a new abacus.

Xing'er was very confused. She was in charge of the young lady's warehouse and the jewelry in the house. Recently, several pieces of jewelry had gone missing, and even the small dressing box on the dressing table was missing. She knew that the young lady would throw things away when she was in a bad mood, but could an abacus break so easily? She was not always by the young lady's side, and was often sent out by the young lady to do things.

The last time she came back, she found that her wedding coronet and bridal gown were missing. I guess she was in a bad mood and dropped them.

Alas, I am a cheap maid who has to pack up the things. Even if some things are broken, the master doesn’t care, but broken jewelry can be turned into small accessories.

But she didn't care whether the young lady rewarded the servants or not. She was just worried that the young lady would be fooled by other servants.

She often had good things and fine materials given by the young lady, so she couldn't go and investigate with other servants about the matter of taking away the young lady's broken jewelry, for fear of embarrassing the young lady.

Xing Er understood the young lady's pain, so she could only try her best to protect her mood. She went to the storehouse to get two mirror boxes and two abacuses, preparing to complete the young lady's room and let her choose.

Tutu asked Qiwu if there was any explanation for the jewelry that disappeared from the house before.

Qiwu played with the lip balm box, "The other maids didn't know the number of jewelry. Xing'er thought I was in a bad mood and broke it for fun. She only worried about whether I was in a good mood. I picked her up at the dock. She has no relatives, and her indenture is in my hands."

Qiwu asked Xing'er to serve her the meal. He picked up two abacuses and asked Tutu to choose one. Tutu chose a white jade abacus with a gold frame. Qiwu put the abacus Tutu chose into a mirror box made of better wood and gave it to Tutu. In this way, the mirror box was only the packaging of the abacus, which was a benefit Qiwu gave to Tutu. If it were someone else, Qiwu would not be willing to give the sandalwood mirror box to others.

Tutu was sitting in the warehouse, where there were some pens, inks, papers, inkstones and candles. There was also a huge rectangular glass fish tank about half a person's height and one meter against the wall, and the bare tank was about one meter and two meters long. Tutu began to dust it with a feather duster. The fish tank was not dirty, and she knew Qiwu would definitely want it.

As expected, Qiwu really appreciated this fish tank. The colored glaze craftsmanship there is not perfect, so the more transparent, larger and flatter the colored glaze is, the more difficult it is to make and the more expensive it is.

The boxes of pens, inkstones, paper, and inkstones, all the paper with floral prints and fragrance, and rice paper were bought by Qiwu, about two boxes, and only some notebooks were left. Qiwu said that the boxes of ink sticks were all cheap, and if Tutu liked them, he could give her some good ones.

There were a lot of boxes of candles. Qiwu really liked things that smelled good, so Tutu opened a scent sharing app for Qiwu. Qiwu picked out most of the fresh scented candles, as well as some brightly colored candles. Qiwu also wanted some soy wax and molds for playing with candles. These were quite fun things, suitable for inviting the Duke's daughter to play with them, which was a good pastime. He took about half of the candles and packed three more boxes.

Tutu took Qiwu to see the new house. Qiwu knew that she was renting the house, so she asked her to buy one quickly. But now seeing this house, she felt that it was still too small. The bedroom was only full with a step-out bed, and the yard was not big enough to even raise a horse.

It was the large floor-to-ceiling window that Qiwu admired quite a lot. But when he reached the second floor, Qiwu was already attracted by the crystal chandelier above his head. The crystal chandelier in the unoccupied room shone brightly as Tutu turned on the light. Tutu had studied this lamp before and thought that candles could be placed on it.

Without Qiwu's reminder, he directly collected it and put it in the storage cabin. "Oh, I forgot to wipe it. I guess there will be a lot of dust."

Qiwu's eyes sparkled. "Let Xing'er clean it. She's very careful. You clean it and don't break it."

Tutu felt that the workload was quite heavy, so she asked Qiwu if he wanted to give Xing'er some compensation. However, all her jewelry was given by Qiwu, and she had no more in stock. All she had were the two abacuses that Qiwu had just handed over to her.

There were no more fruit snacks at home, and it was already evening in Qiwu, so it was hard to say if fruits suddenly appeared.

Qi Wu casually pointed at the purple curtains piled on the bed and said, "This purple is very beautiful. Pass it to me and give it to Xing'er. Don't even think about it. All your jewelry was passed down to you by me. You sold them all, didn't you? Now the jewelry Xing'er wears is better than yours."

Tutu now only has a pair of earrings left on her body. She really doesn't have much left. "These curtains are from selling a house. They haven't been washed. Although they don't look dirty, they are still old."

"Purple cloth is hard to come by. Even this old piece of cloth is enough to buy dozens of rolls of material for the green gauze curtain you wanted before."

Tutu felt that it was still not good enough and had nothing else to offer, so he took down all the purple curtains upstairs and downstairs in the house and passed them over.

There are so many crystal chandelier pendants that it would probably take the little maid two days to clean them all.

Qiwu was speechless when he saw the purple cloth filling the wooden house. It was enough for the little maid to make a quilt cover.

Lunch had already arrived, and Xing'er quickly set the table. There were only eight bowls and plates on the table, stir-fried seasonal vegetables, eggplant turtle, chicken marrow bamboo shoots, pickled goose feet and duck tongue, shrimp ball and chicken skin soup, a bowl of glutinous rice, a bowl of eight-treasure porridge, and a serving of water chestnut flour cake.

Xing'er pouted and complained that the kitchen didn't make the rose stew and white fungus soup that the young lady liked.