I'm wearing it, but I'm still suffering.

After Zhu Yun came out today, she was like a taciturn person and hardly spoke a word.

When selling candy, those people acted as if they had known her daughter for many years, so it was basically her daughter who was greeting them and she just helped out on the side.

Later, when they went to the restaurant, she didn't know what her daughter was planning, so she didn't say anything and stayed with her the whole time, fearing that someone would take advantage of her daughter.

But the situation is different now! Can't you see she's an adult and still standing here?

Why did this person start to mock her daughter right from the start?

Zhu Yun's protective nature came out. She took a step forward and stood in front of her daughter.

Then she spoke, "Her aunt, please be polite when you speak. My daughter is doing business honestly. How did she offend you? Do you need to be so sarcastic?"

The aunt didn't expect Zhu Yun to suddenly stand up and refute her, so she was slightly stunned.

But she quickly recovered, put her hands on her hips, and said, "Oh, was I wrong? You outsiders, I don't know where you got the candy from, and you're selling it so cheaply. I don't know what your intentions are."

Zhu Yun was about to argue again when Liu Xiaoxiao gently pulled her hand and stepped forward, questioning, "Aunt Li, we have our reasons for pricing our sugar this way. And since you... have been there, you must have known about it."

"But since you know this, you still deliberately pick on us. Tell me! What is your purpose?"

Aunt Li's eyes evaded Liu Xiaoxiao's question, but she remained unforgiving, "Hmph, what purpose could I have? I just can't bear to see you ruining the market like this."

A cold smile appeared on Liu Xiaoxiao's lips, like frost in the cold winter. She asked, "Aunt Li, let's be frank. Just tell me straight up, is that guy selling winter melon candy these days your family?"

When the aunt heard this, her face instantly turned like a chameleon, extremely ugly.

She opened her mouth and wanted to make an excuse, but when she saw Liu Xiaoxiao's determined gaze, she was like a balloon that had been punctured, and she finally lost her temper.

"So what? If you outsiders can do this business, can't you allow my son to have a share of it?"

Liu Xiaoxiao shook her head slightly and continued, "Aunt Li, this business is all about first come, first served. We were selling candy first, and then you came to compete with us with the same product. There's nothing wrong with that. But you're arguing with us now, it's simply because your son's can't sell candy!"

Aunt Li said stubbornly, "No."

Liu Xiaoxiao ignored her argument and analyzed it herself: "You are causing trouble for us now, isn't it just to get us to find out the source of the goods?"

Aunt Li's face flushed and paled at Liu Xiaoxiao's words. She gritted her teeth and said, "So what if it is true? Why do you outsiders monopolize this business?"

Zhu Yun couldn't help herself at this point and shouted, "How could we be usurping the property? You're not the only one allowed to sell candy in this town. What's the matter? Are you going to sue everyone else?"

Liu Xiaoxiao held her mother in her arms and calmly said to Aunt Li, "Aunt Li, we don't mean to monopolize the market. It's just that our candy is popular not only because it's better quality than yours, but also because we're willing to sell more at a lower profit margin."

"And if your son is like me and is willing to earn less, I believe his business won't be too bad!"

The aunt seemed to be surprised that Liu Xiaoxiao would say such a thing. She shouted in disbelief, "With the current price, how can you ask for a lower price? You might as well just give it away for free."

Liu Xiaoxiao said in confusion, "I'm giving you some advice! Why don't you appreciate it?"

Aunt Li snorted coldly and said with a smile, "Appreciate? How can I appreciate it? Don't you know how expensive winter melon is these days? Or how expensive sugar is these days? With costs like these, how dare we lower the price any further? I don't think you're here to give me advice. It's more like you're here to deliberately piss me off."