Time Travel: Remarrying a Little Wolf Dog

After careful calculation, I realized that although Su Yan's price was lower, Su Yan could pay the money in one go.

As for the losses during the sales process - such as not being sold out or the vegetables being unsellable after a long time - they are not responsible.

And basically, delivery is made every two days, which is extremely regular.

This not only frees them from the daily labor of selling vegetables, but also allows them to stop worrying about not being able to sell vegetables.

To sum up, there are many benefits.

In just a few days, more people came to Su Yan to deliver food.

Su Yan had to move the grain equipment to make room for the vegetables.

As a result, the two rooms are filled with all kinds of seasonal vegetables. From a distance, they really look like a modern fresh food supermarket.

On the one hand, people thought her store was unique and convenient; on the other hand, there were fewer and fewer independent vegetable vendors on the street, and gradually they all came to her to buy vegetables.

Eventually, the whole street, and even some maids and old women from another street, would come to her house to buy vegetables.

The store was crowded with people and was as popular as the peak season.

Fortunately, the two rooms of her house facing the street are not small. Although it feels a bit crowded when there are the most people, it is more than enough when the flow of people is normal.

Their store became popular, and Su Yan and He An officially entered their busy period.

Sometimes there are too many people and Su Yan doesn’t even have time to read.

Fortunately, modern people are very good at making use of every bit of fragmented time.

When there was no one or few people in the store or when she was cooking at noon, she would take time to continue reading the book sent by Zhao Wan.

It didn't take long before she finished reading the book Zhao Wan gave her.

Then Zhao Wan heard it and sent some more over.

Su Yan was fascinated by the scene, but she had to endure it in order not to delay the business of the store.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is approaching, and the business in the store is getting busier and busier. Both of them are unable to leave and go back to Su Yan's parents' home to give holiday gifts.

I had no choice but to ask someone to take the things back and leave a message that I would go back to my parents' home after this period of time.

The Su family also understood and said it was okay. They were also happy for Su Yan's booming business.

Su Yan's family business is doing well, and they will be able to benefit from it in the future.

Just like the delivery of new grain some time ago, He An entrusted these matters to the Su family.

The Su family naturally didn't get any money from it, but they gained a lot of invisible benefits.

Now their family has a very high status in the village, and everything they say and do is respected.

And because of He An's small grain shop, some families in the village would probably have to sell their grain through them every year, so naturally they would not dare to offend them.

Their family is living a very comfortable life now. Grandpa Su has never been so loved in his entire life.

He was even a little dizzy, but when he saw his eldest son's family and his wife, who were even dizzier, he had to quickly wake them up and warn them.

Everything they have now is because of He An. If they don’t know what is good for them and continue to bully others in the village, sooner or later their current prestige will be exhausted.

His family had been poor peasants for several generations and had finally made some progress. Even if this improvement was achieved with the help of others, he would never allow anyone to extinguish this little flame.

Therefore, he was not angry at all that Su Yan was too busy and couldn't come back for the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Not only was he not angry, he also asked Su Erlang to take Su's mother to the county to see if he could help.

If we establish a good relationship now, when Su Yan’s store becomes bigger in the future, why worry about not taking care of his brother-in-law?

On a broader scale, maybe Su Erlang will be able to settle down in the county in the future.

That means completely washing off the mud and becoming a city dweller.

Su's mother was naturally happy about this. It didn't matter if the mother-in-law was partial, as long as the father-in-law understood the pros and cons.

After all, my father-in-law is still the one who runs this family.

So he happily took Su Erlang to the county town, and when they arrived there, they found that Su Yan and He An were indeed very busy.

Then Su's mother and Su Erlang quickly joined the battlefield and went out with Su Yan to entertain the guests.

She was not good at speaking and couldn't say anything at first.

But after a day, I found that it was not that difficult.

Just remember the price of the vegetables, and when someone asks, just tell them the price.

If she met someone who bargained, she would be considered to have met her match.

Relying on his bargaining style that has dominated the market over the years, he managed to make people speechless and buy the product back at the original price in anger.

Of course, she was not the kind of person who would just wait and see without knowing when to advance or retreat. She did not let these people bargain for a price, and instead gave them a handful of vegetables that did not look very good when they were leaving.

It was a step back, and in the end, the person was sent out happily.

After a day's work, she had gotten the hang of it. She felt like a fish in water among these women who came to buy groceries, and she was more familiar with them than Su Yan, the formal proprietress.

She was reluctant to leave. If she didn't have to go to her parents' home to pay respects, she would have wanted to continue helping here like Erlang.

Day after day, I watched the coins being dropped into the box one by one. The sound was so pleasant to the ears.

But no matter how reluctant I am, I still have to go back.

Before leaving, Su Yan gave the money earned from selling mountain products from his uncle's family to his mother, and asked her mother to bring it to her uncle's house when she visited him.

Mother Su was shocked when she saw the large amount of silver in her hand. This was almost twice the usual amount. Could it be that Su Yan had subsidized her privately?

What would happen if my son-in-law knew about this?

He immediately pulled Su Yan into the house and secretly asked about the situation.

I felt relieved when I learned that Su Yan did not receive any subsidies and that all the money was earned from selling things.

Mother Su: "I didn't expect that these mountain products could earn so much money. In previous years, your uncle would sell them himself and it would be good if he could sell half of them."

Su Yan: "Those mountain products are all good stuff. I bought some with my own money and brought them back for my grandmother to eat. She said they were very authentic. Later, someone in the clan found out and asked my grandmother to come to me to ask if I had any more. When she heard that I still had some, she bought them all on the spot. She also said that if I told her more in the future, she would come back to buy more. If your uncle still has some mountain products prepared, you can continue to send them over when you go to his house this time."

Mother Su: "Oh, that's great! I'll ask your father to take me back to my parents' home to ask tomorrow."

Sitting on the ox cart given to her by her son-in-law, she waved goodbye to her daughter and son from afar.

I haven't left yet, but I'm already looking forward to the next time.

It was almost Mid-Autumn Festival, and Su Erlang had not been helping in the county for long.

On the 14th, in the afternoon, Su Yan prepared a gift for Su Erlang to thank him for his help over the past few days, and then asked He An to send him back to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival tomorrow.

On the Mid-Autumn Festival, Su Yan and He An got up, packed their things, and went straight to the old house without having breakfast.

I had breakfast with Grandpa and Grandma He in the old house, and then I talked to Grandma He about the book I had read recently.

Grandmother He was a person who read the Four Books and Five Classics seriously, but she did not despise these essays and had a lively chat with Su Yan.

He An was watching with envy. Su Yan has been busy in the store these days.

But whenever she had free time, Su Yan would immerse herself in books and would hardly pay attention to him.

People say that when a couple is together for too long, they will become like family members and the passion will be gone.

Could it be that he and A-Yan have only been married for a few months and it has come to this?

But he felt that he had a lot to say to Ayan, and he also wanted to stick with Ayan every day.

Why does Ayan spend her free time every day either writing letters to Aunt Jiu or reading books?

I finally made it to the old house and had a lively conversation with my grandmother.