pastoral beggar woman

Chapter 117 Buying Grain (5)
Qin Shuang looked at them more indifferently and piercingly than when there were crowds watching them before, and his tone seemed to carry a hint of warning. The three of Qin, Li and Shi raised their eyelids and hesitated for a moment, thinking that if it was too late, they might not be able to guarantee the food. They couldn't even sell it, so Qin Lishi gritted his teeth, stood up from the ground, snorted coldly at Qin Shuang, and left in a hurry with a wave of his hands.

Tian Xiuhua also hurriedly followed, because Qin Lianer paused, and said bitterly to Qin Shuang: "Don't be too complacent! As long as you are still in the village, don't try to separate yourself from us!" After finishing speaking, she ran away go out.

Zhang Qiaoting hissed: "The Qin family is really unreasonable one by one, is Qin Lian'er out of her mind?"

"Who knows." Qin Shuang tossed her hair, "The Qin family has always been like this, and I've been used to it for a long time."

Thinking of Qin Shuang living with these people for more than ten years, Zhang Qiaoting couldn't help sighing. Fortunately, Qin Shuang's temperament was not broken by the Qin family, otherwise she might not be able to find such a good job.

"The villagers will probably come over later, and we are going to prepare."

"Qin Shuang, how much grain do you plan to collect? I heard that almost half of the people in the village have not been able to sell their grain. Excluding some tenants who gave part of the grain to the landlord's family, the remaining grain may add up to more than tens of thousands. It’s a catty! If you want all of them... I’m afraid you won’t be able to get all three or forty taels.”

"Ten thousand catties, that's not too much."

"..." Zhang Qiaoting said dryly, "Are you serious?"

Qin Shuang blinked, "Of course. We consume three to four hundred catties of rice noodles every day, and tens of thousands of catties can only be used for more than a month. It's really not much."

"You want to say that...it seems to be right." Zhang Qiaoting's expression was a little blank, "But, three to forty taels, do you have that much money?" Egg pancakes and finger pancakes have just started selling, before that, Qin Shuang's house The stall should be able to earn hundreds of taels a day, one tael in two days, and only 40 taels a month. It doesn't look like it can earn 15 taels.

"It should be about the same if you put it together." In fact, she has almost 200 taels including all the income from the start of setting up a stall in her hand, and she can't come up with 40 taels?
"And don't you still have to pay back your uncle's family money? If you spend all the money in your hand, don't you have to delay it? What if your uncle's family comes to your door?"

"Don't worry, it won't." Compared to Liu Lang's family who would come to ask her for money, she was worried that half of the villagers in Tongfu Village could not sell food. I don't know what happened in Yunde Village. If Liu Lang's family The food has not been sold, and the situation of the Liu family may be more difficult.

However, Liu Lang has a lot of savings there, so there shouldn't be any problems in life, but the food is more troublesome.

Before that, the villagers came to Qin Shuang's house in twos and threes carrying grain. In less than a quarter of an hour, most people in the village knew that Qin Shuang's family was willing to buy the grain that the villagers failed to sell. Many people Hearing the news, all the labor force in the family was dispatched, with a bag of rice, white flour or corn sticks in hand, and their faces were full of anticipation and apprehension. They were afraid that the news would be false or that they would only buy part of the grain. .

Soon, from the front yard of Qin Shuang's house to the outside, twenty or thirty people gathered, and food was piled all over the ground.

Zhang Qiaoting shouted loudly at the door, "Everyone line up, come one by one, don't worry, Qin Shuang said that she wants everyone's food, so don't worry about not being able to sell the food if you line up late."

As soon as these words came out, the villagers in the back immediately breathed a sigh of relief, their restless hearts were relieved, and they began to line up in an orderly manner.

(End of this chapter)