After dreaming of getting rich, I dressed up as a collapsed idol

Because the quantity is limited, the characters on each gift are different.

That is, there is only one of each.

The woman rolled her eyes, looked at Zhou Jiahui and Wang Zihan, and said.

"Two children, you choose first."

"Ah, how can this be so embarrassing."

Mother Zhou quickly and politely refused.

"It doesn't matter. The most important thing is that the child is happy."

The woman in her business attire was enthusiastic.

"I'm so sorry, Huihui, thank your sister quickly."

After some pushing and shoving, he was ultimately unable to refuse the other party's sincerity.

Mother Zhou said to her daughter.

"Thank you sister."

Zhou Jiahui thanked him politely and chose an eraser with Willy Wonka printed on it.

Wang Zihan asked for a Charlie's book cover.

The rest was taken by the young woman.

After paying the bill, several people politely said goodbye to this urban beauty whom they met by chance.

"This girl has a really nice personality, but why did she buy so many fairy tale books?"

Mother Wang sighed and felt a little curious.

"Maybe it's a gift for a relative or a friend's child."

Zhou Ma thought there should be no other reason except this.

Behind them, two children were also communicating.

"This book cover is for you."

Wang Zihan gave the gift he had just received to Zhou Jiahui.

"No, I have Mr. Willy Wonka's eraser."

The little girl shook her head and refused.

Wang Zihan became anxious.

"Mine is Charlie's. It's different from yours."

"Then I don't want it either. I bought book cover paper."

The two mothers couldn't help laughing when they heard their children's conversation.

"Zi Han is still a warm-hearted man."

"He's warm as hell."

Mother Wang scolded him with a smile, but she still wanted to help her son.

He took the book cover from his hand and put it in Zhou Jiahui's hand.

"Take it. It would be a waste to give this to Zi Han. It will be in disrepair in two days. Since you like this fairy tale, keep it."

Zhou Jiahui looked at her mother.

Mother Zhou smiled and nodded.

The little girl accepted it and said seriously

"Auntie, I can't take Wang Zihan's things for free, so I'll treat him to some chocolate."

The more Wang Ma looked at Zhou Jiahui, who was organized in her work, the more she liked her.

"Your Huihui is a really good teacher, unlike our Wang Zihan."

Zhou's mother smiled.

"We didn't teach her much. She read a lot and thought a lot on her own."

"Our child has also been reading books recently, but I haven't seen any changes in him."

"How can it be that fast? Children grow little by little."

The two adults exchanged parenting experiences and went to a snack shop to buy chocolate.

Because the children have made an agreement, adults must help them fulfill it.

When they arrived at the chocolate area, Zhou Ma and Wang Ma saw familiar elements again.

The outer packaging of a children's chocolate features the same cartoon characters seen in the bookstore.

"Is this fairy tale so popular now?"

Wang Ma said in surprise.

"That should be it. I've seen information about this writer online before. He's a very handsome young man, very talented too. He not only writes fairy tales, but also mystery stories, science fiction and the like."

"Really? Then I'll go back and find out."

……

"Strawberry Dumpling: Sisters, look at what I've harvested today."

As soon as seven o'clock in the evening, the Lu Xiangsui group became lively.

The fan, whose real name is Luo Yunqian and nickname is Strawberry Dumpling, posted a photo of the five copies of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and related gifts she bought at a bookstore today.

"Strawberry Dumpling: When I went book shopping today, I saw two kids being led by their mothers to buy this book. Haha, I specifically let them pick out the gifts first."

"Xiaolu Senbei: Great, I bought it too, but I only bought one copy. The gifts are also very cute. The publisher put a lot of thought into it."

Following him, someone else posted a photo of the book.

"Xinxu Xiaolu: I'm so jealous. I live in a small city. When I went to the bookstore, they told me they didn't have this book. I bought it online, and it will take a few days for it to arrive."

"Don't be so naive: That probably has something to do with the publisher's first print run and marketing strategy. I checked and found that the publisher focused its promotion efforts on a dozen or so major cities, which is probably because the magazine's subscription sales data is better in those cities.