The businesswoman flirting with her husband: Prince Tsundere, don't get angry!

Chapter 81 Clothes Delivery

A gray-haired old beggar bowed to her with a bun and thanked her: "Young lady is kind-hearted, Bodhisattva bless you!"

Han Yi helped him up, and said with a smile, "Old Man, you will still come tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow will be the same. I will still have someone prepare food for you."

"Thank you girl! Thank you girl!" The old beggar trembled with excitement, "Now my little grandson can finally eat."

Han Yi was a little surprised. After thinking for a while, she raised her head and said to everyone, "You can bring your relatives with you when you come tomorrow. It's okay, but it can only be earlier, because it won't be posted after noon."

All the beggars were very pleasantly surprised, some couldn't believe it, and raised their voices and asked, "Really?"

Before Han Yi could make a sound, Hua'er shouted loudly: "Of course! Miss never lies!"

Han Yi smiled and nodded: "Yes, really."

The beggars were very happy, and someone who had read the book said: "I wish the plane tree a happy opening! It is booming! The wealth is rolling!"

After hearing this, the rest of the people shouted to Han Yi one by one: "Good luck! It's booming! The money is rolling in!"

Han Yi smiled: "Thank you everyone!"

Yang Siyu who was in the room couldn't help being surprised when he heard the sound, leaned out to have a look, saw Han Yi who was surrounded by congratulatory people, smiled knowingly, and went on to entertain the guests.

After distributing the buns, most of the beggars left. The old couple packed up the baskets and prepared to set up the ox cart to go back.

Han Yidao: "Uncle and Madam, wait a moment."

The husband and wife stopped, a little puzzled, wondering what else happened to the girl who bought all their buns today.

Han Yi asked: "Uncle and aunt, can I ask how many children are there in your family?"

The husband and wife looked at each other, both a little puzzled, the old woman said: "We have two daughters, the eldest daughter is married, and the younger daughter is still at home. She is eighteen years old this year."

Han Yi nodded and said with a smile, "Please wait a moment." Then she turned and entered the shop.

After a while, she came out holding a small package and smiled at the couple: "This is a set of clothes, although it is not very expensive, but it is very beautiful, I will give it to you, I think your daughter will look very good in it. "

The husband and wife quickly waved their hands and refused, with embarrassment on their faces, the old man said: "No, no, we can't take it. The girl takes care of our business. It's too late for us to thank you. How can I ask for things from the girl again? So precious!"

Han Yi shook her head and smiled: "Uncle, don't say that. I said before that everyone who comes here is a guest. No matter what I say today, my uncle and aunt are the ones who have congratulated me. Of course, I should give you a gift, otherwise it will look like a gift." I can't believe it."

"This……"

Han Yi went on to say: "This dress is given to your daughter. If you look good, you can also promote it to me, right? So you have done me a favor again, and I have to thank you again."

The old woman glanced at the old man and hesitated for a moment. When Han Yi saw it, she immediately put the clothes in her hands and said with a smile, "Mother, listen to me. Your daughter must be wearing these clothes properly."

The old woman gathered herself together, and smiled happily: "You are such a nice girl, you will have great luck in the future!"

Han Yi smiled and said, "Yes, I owe you a good word."

The husband and wife thanked Han Yi again, and led the ox cart away.

Qin'er smiled and said: "Miss is really kind-hearted. When I bought the clothes, she changed them herself. It took so much effort to give it away as a gift. It's a pity for this servant."

Han Yi turned her head and smiled: "The clothes are made to be worn by others, you don't have to be sorry, I will give you better clothes in the future."

(End of this chapter)