Rebirth: I Raise a Husband in Another World

Miss Jiang went out to buy jewelry today. She accidentally caught a glimpse of Lin Han's red fox and liked it.

He immediately said, "Sir, I fell in love with this red fox the moment I saw it. Could you sell it to me?"

Miss Jiang was in the carriage. Lin Han heard the sound and looked in the direction of the sound, but he didn't see anyone, only a carriage.

Lin Han thought: That voice sounds very young, it seems to be made by a young girl, but I don’t know where she is.

Miss Jiang lifted the curtain of the carriage. Seeing that Lin Han ignored her, she became anxious and asked again, "Sir, may I have your red fox?"

Miss Jiang lifted the curtain, and this time Lin Han saw the person, a young girl wearing a veil.

Lin Han thought it was okay to sell it to anyone, so he asked Miss Jiang: "How much silver do you want to pay for this red fox?"

Miss Jiang was unsure of Lin Han's attitude, and was afraid that if she had lowered the amount of silver, Lin Han would be unwilling to sell it, so she raised the amount.

Miss Jiang: "Three hundred taels of silver, how about that?"

Three hundred taels of silver. Lin Han raised his eyebrows and thought, this is higher than I expected, so let’s sell it.

Lin Han nodded: "Yes."

"Really!" Miss Jiang was very happy to hear Lin Han's agreement, and immediately asked her maid to get the money.

Miss Jiang: "Xier, come on, bring me the banknotes."

Unfortunately, Miss Jiang went out on a whim and did not bring any banknotes with her.

Usually, when she bought jewelry, she would have her maid go back to the house to get the silver to pay for it, so the maid didn't have much money on her.

Seeing that Miss Jiang hadn't produced the banknote yet, Lin Han asked her, "What's wrong?"

Miss Jiang was afraid that Lin Han would misunderstand that she was trying to shirk her debt, so she quickly explained: "I'm sorry, sir, I didn't bring any banknotes with me when I went out this time.

I do have some money, but it's not enough. Why don't you come with me to my house and I'll have my maid give you the banknotes."

Knowing that Miss Jiang didn't intend to shirk her debt, Lin Han was very easy to talk to. He said, "Okay."

So, Miss Jiang went out to buy jewelry, but returned home happily without buying anything.

Lin Han followed Miss Jiang's carriage to her house, and Miss Jiang's maid handed the banknote to Lin Han.

Money was exchanged for goods, and in the end, Lin Han exchanged a red fox for three silver notes worth one hundred taels each.

The goods have been sold, and Lin Han can now go buy things for Hua Jian. When pursuing someone, you must be willing to spend money. You don’t care whether they accept the goods or not, at least you are taking action sincerely.

Otherwise, if you keep saying that you like someone but don't take any actual action, isn't that pure harassment to them?

Lin Han was walking on the street with a backpack on his back. It was not yet noon, and there were a lot of people on the street, shoulder to shoulder.

Lin Han had important matters to attend to the last few times he went out, and he barely had time to properly stroll around the Taoyuan Town market.

He has nothing to do now, so if he has to say something, it is to buy things for Huajian. He feels that everything he sees is new and interesting.

The cries of vendors selling candied haws and steamed buns rose one after another, and vegetable vendors also mixed in with their shoulder poles, creating a sense of one person taking the stage after another.

Lin Han has difficulty making choices. He wants to buy everything he sees for Hua Jian to eat, and imagines Hua Jian's expression when she eats these things.

But I obviously couldn’t finish all the Huajian food I bought, and I was struggling with the idea when suddenly it occurred to me that I had money anyway, so why should I torture myself like this? So I bought them all with a big wave of my hand!

Because there were many types of items to buy, Lin Han only bought a little of each.

He bought five strings of candied haws, a large bag of Poria cocos cakes, about thirty pieces, a bag of popcorn, two roasted sweet potatoes, two small flower-shaped sugar paintings, and one tree-shaped sugar painting.

In fact, at the beginning Lin Han wanted the stall owner selling sugar paintings to paint the sugar paintings in the shape of Hua Jian, but considering that Hua Jian was not around.

The stall owner's painting didn't look like the original based on Lin Han's description, so Lin Han had to settle for the flower in Huajian's name and asked the stall owner to make two small flower-shaped sugar paintings and one tree-shaped sugar painting.

By the time the stall owner finished making the sugar paintings, Lin Han had been shopping for almost an hour. He walked from East Street to South Street, from South Street to North Street, and from North Street to West Street.

He bought all the delicious and easy-to-preserve snacks, and finally bought two kilograms of dried fruits before going to the bookstore to write the letter.

As the saying goes, the first time is strange, the second time is familiar. Lin Han had already expressed his feelings in the letter he wrote to Hua Jian last time. This time, he was even more unrestrained and said whatever he thought.

He first expressed to Hua Jian how much he missed her, then explained what he had bought for Hua Jian this time, and finally added that the construction of his new house had started.

Stopping writing and blowing the ink dry, Lin Han read his letter from beginning to end. At the end, he nodded with satisfaction and put the letter into the envelope.

The letter has been written. The next step is to send the letter and the things together to Hua Jian. Lin Han took the things and the letter and walked towards the private school where Hua Jian was studying.

It didn't take long for him to arrive at his destination. The gatekeeper was still Ah Si from last time. Lin Han still remembered him and went up to him to try to get close to him.

Ah Si, on the other hand, didn't have much of an impression of Lin Han. Seeing Lin Han approaching him, he asked, "What are you going to do?"

Lin Han saw that Ah Si looked unfamiliar and obviously didn't recognize him, and he was delighted.

I thought to myself: Great, he doesn’t even remember me. This is even better. Otherwise, if I frequently send things to Hua Jian, it would arouse suspicion.

Lin Han also pretended not to know Ah Si and said calmly, "Hey, young man, I'm here to deliver something to Huajian. He's a student here."

Delivering things is not uncommon. Ah Si often helps people get things to the students inside. After hearing what Lin Han said, he suddenly understood.

He said, "Oh, so you're here to deliver something. Okay, give it to me and I'll bring it in for you later."

Seeing that Ah Si was as easy to talk to as last time, Lin Han couldn't help but smile and happily handed the things to Ah Si.

And he reminded him: "Brother, you must see Hua Jian receive this letter with your own eyes. Thank you very much."

Ah Si was only sixteen years old. After being thanked by Lin Han, he immediately puffed out his chest and patted his chest and said solemnly: "Don't worry about me. I will definitely hand this letter to Hua Jian personally."

Lin Han bought a total of five strings of candied haws, keeping two for himself and giving the remaining three to Hua Jian.

He wrapped up all the things he gave to Hua Jian in paper, leaving only two strings of candied haws in his hands.

He saw that Ah Si had a young face but was very reliable in what he said and did, so he took out a string of candied haws and gave it to Ah Si as a token of his gratitude.

Lin Han: "Thank you, young man. This is the candied haws I just bought. I'll give you a bunch. I hope you don't mind."

How could Ah Si dislike it? He loved eating this kind of sour and sweet food the most in his life. Moreover, candied haws were expensive, so he usually could only afford to buy a string once in a long time.

It was also because Lin Han's action of giving him the candied haws that evoked Ah Si's memories. He thought: Isn't this the person who gave me cakes last time?