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Chapter 406 That's a Good Business (37 more)

Chapter 406 That's a Good Business (37 more)

Aunt Liu followed behind Lu Sanniang, originally thinking of helping push some things when closing the stall, but it turned out that she was helping to turn over the oil bubbles or fried dough sticks when setting up the stall, and she couldn't help at all.

Aunt Liu followed the people to the door of the house, watched Lu Sanniang push the car home, did not follow, turned and went to the grocery store.

"Mother, why did you come back so soon?" Liu He asked in confusion.

"You don't know," Aunt Liu's eyes lit up with excitement, and she told what she saw when she went there.

"That's good for a business. I'll just say that the food is delicious. How bad is the business?" Aunt Liu talked about what she had seen incessantly.

Liu He and Liu Yuan's eyes widened in surprise, Liu Yuan took out the six-cent coin in his hand, with regret on his face: "I was thinking of going to buy some food for lunch..."

Aunt Liu looked at her son like this, it was both funny and helpless: "You foodie."

The grocery store opened, and the nearby front and back streets didn't want to go so far to the West City to buy, they went directly to his house to buy the things they needed, and because of this, his business was easy to do, the price was fair, and his life was more relaxed.

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Lu Sanniang returned to her home, untied the big bag of copper coins, and strung them together with red thread, looking at the one thousand Wen coins, her eyes became like crescent moons.

She is very satisfied. She feels very good if she can earn a hundred coins a day. She never thought... I made six hundred coins today, hehe...

Count out the money used to buy materials, think about the materials at home, at least you can use them twice, and then the money that is not counting the cost of materials is profit.

Lu Sanniang put the money away, still buried it in the ashes under the bricks of the stove, and then took her son to buy pigs for the water.

Lu Sanniang thought about buying some bones today. She read medical books and knew that drinking bone soup is better for the body than this broth.

I bought a pair of pigs and a pair of pig bones. The boss saw that Lu Sanniang was good-looking, so he gave it a little cheaper. This is the advantage of looks.

Lu Sanniang patted little Lu Jinhua on the back with the pig and the bones in one hand, and said, "That's great, you can drink the bone soup."

Little Lu Jinhua could feel his mother's relaxed mood, and he couldn't help but smile with his mouth cracked, and the hala flowed down from the corner of his mouth uncontrollably.

"If you can draw, it must be very interesting to draw your drooling face for yourself when you grow up." Lu Sanniang looked at her hands, she could embroider, but this painting...she was not sure , Does drawing red count?
After buying the fillings for tomorrow, Lu Sanniang couldn't wait to go back with the little guy in her arms.

Let the little one crawl on the bed by himself, and put a thick quilt on the outside of the bed to prevent him from climbing out of the bed.

Lu Sanniang did as she said, and drew the little guy's drooling appearance in the form of tracing red. As for the coloring, she hasn't bought paint for the time being, and she can't adjust it, so it's empty for now.

After the painting was finished, Lu Sanniang laughed so hard that she cheated her son and showed it in front of little Lu Jinhua: "Look, does it look like you?"

It's very similar, and it also looks like a New Year's picture doll. The only thing that makes people sigh is the saliva at the corner of the mouth. Without that saliva, it looks more like a New Year's picture doll.

"Haha..." Lu Sanniang laughed, put the painting on the table to dry in the shade, and carried little Lu Jinhua to the kitchen to get busy.

It wasn't because he couldn't fit the child, so he made a big bucket for bathing, and put little Lu Jinhua in it, with big stones or tables on all sides to prevent the bucket from turning down due to the force on one side of the little guy.

(End of this chapter)