Forced to be a concubine, I went to my husband's place to become a wealthy merchant

Ye Xi looked at the inn and felt that there were not many people. How could it be full? In ancient times, there was no so-called online reservation. Logically, the guests she could see were the real guests who stayed in. There was no such thing as a room being occupied before someone arrived. Could it be that everyone had gone into the room? But it was dinner time, so why didn't anyone come out to eat?

But since the shopkeeper said it was full, what else could she do? She had to eat, so they had dinner in the hall. After dinner, Ye Xi thought that since she couldn't stay there, she could use a toilet, so she went to the backyard with Chun Tao to find a toilet. Brother Li asked one of his brothers to follow and watch from a distance to feel more at ease.

After Ye Xi came out of the toilet, she saw that there were only three horses in the backyard, and the only two carriages were theirs. She calculated that even if one horse could seat two people, there were only six people in total, plus the few people she saw in the hall, this inn should not be full. This inn is quite large.

When he returned to the lobby, Ye Xi took the initiative to find the shopkeeper at the counter, explained the situation, and asked why the room was not fully occupied. The shopkeeper looked embarrassed when he heard Ye Xi's question.

"Shopkeeper, I'm not trying to embarrass you. I just want to understand the situation. If it's really inconvenient, we won't stay. If it's convenient, please make arrangements. Even if it's just giving us two rooms, that would be great. After all, we've been traveling all day and are really tired. And we have two wives here."

"It's not that I don't want to give it to you, it's just that a gentleman just gave enough silver and said that he had booked all the rooms in the back. They have been on the road and want to have a quiet and good rest." The shopkeeper whispered.

So that's how it is. Although Ye Xi thinks that money makes you powerful, this behavior is too unkind. After all, there is only one inn in the middle of nowhere. It's ok if there are few people today, but what will happen if there are too many people? Ye Xi wanted to roll his eyes, but he held back and prepared to leave.

"Boss, send some side dishes to Room No. 1. Our master wants to have a meal." A young man appeared behind Ye Xi and almost bumped into Ye Xi.

Ye Xi took two steps back and looked at the man. The man was dressed in black clothes and holding a sword in one hand. He should be a guard or something. The man looked heroic, and Ye Xi couldn't help but take a few more glances.

"Okay, please wait a moment." The shopkeeper waved his hand and called a waiter over, asking him to prepare it.

The man turned and walked towards the stairs.

The shopkeeper called Ye Xi softly, and glanced at the man who had just left. Ye Xi understood what he meant. It turned out that the man was the one who booked the entire inn. Ye Xi thought for a moment, and quickly caught up with the man.

"Sir, please stay." Ye Xi chased the man up the stairs and stopped him halfway.

The man looked back at her.

"I am a guest who came here tonight. The shopkeeper just said that the house is fully booked today. I wonder how many people you have with you? Can you vacate one or two rooms? We can pay double the price." Ye Xi pretended not to know that the other party was the one who bought the whole house.

The other person stared at Ye Xi without saying a word, and then his gaze fell on the shopkeeper downstairs. The shopkeeper seemed to sense the gaze from the nobleman, and immediately picked up the things on the table and pretended to be busy.

Ye Xi understood that the other party wanted to refuse, and before the other party could open his mouth, he said: "There are eight of us in our group, two girls, and only two carriages. It is really impossible to arrange for everyone to sleep in the carriages. Please help me and give up one room."