The Story of a Plane Merchant Selling a House

There were only a few bowls of sweet potato porridge and a side dish on the table for breakfast. The second master finished his meal early and left the space for the young couple and Lai Kan. He said hello and went downstairs to look after the store.

After a while, the sound of a radio came from downstairs.

I came here without caring about anything else, "You came here by yourself and you don't care about me."

The third child lowered his head and cried, "I told my mother that I wanted to help Miss Awen, but she said that I should always try, and if it doesn't work, I should go home and she would wait for me. But she didn't wait for me."

Come and see, I have actually said these words to her, but she just couldn't help but want to ask her in person.

Awen was feeling very uneasy and fidgety.

Lai Di patted Awen's hand and said, "I don't mean to blame you. This kid can grow up to be a man, all thanks to the good teaching of the second master."

Ah Wen smiled and said, "Sister, the medicine you brought yesterday was very expensive. Although it was not packaged, the words on the pills were all in English. The local hospitals here can't get such good medicine. I didn't have any trouble sleeping yesterday. I slept until dawn."

Lai Di smiled and said, "It's fine as long as it works. If it doesn't work, stop taking it. Just take the ones that work. These medicines can't be used for a long time. Tell me about your symptoms, and we'll bring targeted medicine next time."

The third son invited him to come and drink porridge together.

Lai Kan took out a box from the large bag on his back, and inside the box were seven or eight rings made of artificial diamonds weighing more than two carats.

She bought this with the points she exchanged for the ginseng that Sanzi bought yesterday. After buying the silk factory machine that Tutu specially left for her, she had some points left, so she bought some artificial diamonds specifically to exchange for money.

Lai Kan handed it to Awen and said, "Don't keep it in your hands. Exchange it for money as soon as possible. Gold is more valuable than diamonds."

Sanzi picked one up and held it to the light. "The fire is very good. Are you really going to sell them all?"

Ah Wen patted him and said, "Listen to Sister. There must be a reason."

The third son decided to sell it now and exchange it for wild medicinal herbs.

Ah Wen saw San Zi leaving and sat over to him, "Sister, are you going back there?"

Lai Di looked at her with a smile and said, "I want to go back. My roots are there, and my children's future is there."

Ah Wen nodded and said, "Sister, my second child doesn't matter if it's a boy or a girl. I'll let the child take my third son's surname."

Lai Kan was very satisfied with Awen's talent and appearance. "Don't worry about that. Your physical condition is the most important. Once you are cured, you can have another child if you want. Don't force it. We are ordinary farmers and don't have any assets or inheritance. The most important thing is that you live a good life."

Ah Wen looked at Lai Kan with sparkling eyes. Although the third son was a son-in-law, he helped her a lot. She felt indebted to him, so she made that suggestion.

She didn't expect that she would say these things. She felt that even her own sister wouldn't be so nice.

Lai Kan felt a little embarrassed. In fact, she was quite uncomfortable with her third son marrying into the family. She felt inferior to him, and he still ran away with Awen.

But after Tutu heard what she said, he reasoned with her.

"Your brother was raised by someone else and was educated.

The money your brother had before he ran away was probably given by the second master's family. The money your brother gave was enough for you to take care of the old man until his death. That was probably a lot of money.

He also wanted to come back when the old man died, but he couldn't come back because of the war. That was due to the turbulent times and your brother's problem.

But it's not the girl's fault. It's your brother's own choice to marry into the family. As long as he is willing, don't interfere with it as a family member. Family harmony is fine. Your family has no assets or inheritance, so the surname is not that important."

Lai Kan felt that what Tutu said was right, so she thought that if there was something, she would give it and definitely not complain.

She didn't expect Awen to bring up this matter on his own initiative, so when Awen looked at her with admiration, she felt quite satisfied, as she finally used the words she had just learned.

Lai Kan is not stingy and keeps taking things from his bag.

Give Awen a stack of silk. It was given by Tutu. It was made by the silk factory for her to test the machine.

Awen brought some old tobacco leaves produced in his hometown to the second master, and called the second master up to receive the gift.

The second master is a slightly fat old man with many hobbies, including calligraphy and painting, raising fish and birds, collecting treasures and antiques, and even repairing radios. He can also assemble his own bicycles. He used to be a famous player in his hometown.

The second master took out his treasured pipe, lit some old tobacco, and started smoking it happily.

Lai Di took out a big bag of candy for the child. The second master looked at the child, and the child obediently put the candy in the cabinet and took only two in his hand. He explained to Lai Di seriously, "Only eating two candies a day will not damage your teeth. Thank you, auntie, I can eat them for a long time."

The second master came over and blinked his eyes. The old man was very good at teaching children.

I plan to stay here for five days and then go back to meet my sister after five days.

In the afternoon, Sanzi came back and exchanged a lot of wild medicinal herbs with the gold. The eldest master's family must have some good goods, but that was beyond Sanzi's imagination.

The next day, she found an opportunity to avoid people and changed her visit to count the time. She came back to discuss with Sanzi about selling the wooden house, which was the wooden house where the machine tools were installed before. It was ten square meters. She asked Sanzi to rent the place for a short period of time and let it out at night when no one was around.

It was not until nightfall that Lai Chuang took Sanzi to see the wooden house. The exquisite wooden house made Sanzi very confident that it could be sold in a few days.

She no longer cared about these things. Following Awen's recommendation, she prepared to go around and look for opportunities to make quick money.

She looked around and found that every shop selling medicinal tea was very popular. She didn't have any medicinal tea, but she had bags of milk tea, which Tutu had put there when she purchased supplies.

She wanted to give it a try, so she found a corner and asked Tutu if he had a pot that she could use to set up the stall.

Tutu really has it, a porridge bucket, more than one meter high, with a lid that can be heated with an open flame or plugged in.

Tutu used it to boil water for bathing in winter. One winter, it snowed heavily and the water heater in Tutu's rental house broke, so he couldn't take a bath. He called the landlord, who said it was snowing and the snow would not melt for many days, so the solar energy maintenance technician would not repair it until the snow on the roof melted.

Tutu went to the bathhouse several times, but she couldn't stand the naked scene. The cost of a single room was too high, so she bought this bucket to boil water. The bucket also has its own faucet to put water into the simple sauna bucket. The total price of the two items is only three hundred yuan, and she can have a nice bath all the time.

When Tutu returned home, he really carried everything back with him.

Tutu filled a bucket with purified water and boiled the cassava balls stored in the refrigerator. He then sprinkled in a dozen packets of milk tea, stirred it, and added a bag of sugar.

She felt it was inconvenient to boil water at the stall, so she simply cooked it directly.

The message was passed over in the wooden house, and Tutu looked at the stalls happily, feeling like he was playing a business game.

Let's go to a secluded place and take out the porridge bucket. Milk tea has been cooked in the porridge bucket.

There is a small cart under the barrel that can be carefully pulled. It is Tutu's small trailer for picking up parcels.

The bucket was tied tightly to the cart, and there was a cloth bag on the handle of the cart. Inside the bag were ten bowls that Tutu had disinfected for her. The bowls were too small. Tutu bought them online without looking at the size carefully. When she bought them, they were only the size of a palm, so they were left idle.