The wicked girl of the farm gate is a group pet

Chapter 279

At the gate of Zhao's house, Su Cao just felt that something was wrong, but she didn't expect that Lu Xirou's ghost was still there, and there were people she knew well in Zhao's house.

And when they left for Mingzhu Town, Lu Xirou had asked someone to buy wine from Shen's wine shop, put it in his own wine jar, and brought it to Mingzhu Town.

Su Cao and Shen Yuning turned out of the alleyway, and now they were attracted by the noise of hawkers on the South Street and the dazzling array of goods on the street.

Walking all the way, Su Cao bought puppet tigers, leather drums, and dolls of different shapes for Young Master Ji and Mute, bought a folding fan for his father, bought silk for Shen Yue'e's clothes, and returned them to Xu. Lang Zhong and Grandma Da Zhuang picked oil-paper umbrellas.

The pearl flowers and hairpins in Yulong County are very beautiful.

The hairpin that old lady Yu gave last time, she gave one to Shen Yue'e, this time there is no need to buy hairpins for her.

Ping'er was still waiting for her to go back at the inn, and the girl followed her to Yulong County, regardless of her injuries, in order to let her sleep well, she lay on her side on the boat overnight, letting herself sleep on her shoulder until dawn.

The girl who was loyally protected could not be treated badly. Su Cao picked out a hairpin inlaid with gold thread and played with it in her hand.

"This hairpin is beautiful!"

Shen Yuning's eyes flashed, and he took out a piece of silver and handed it to the boss: "She wants this hairpin!"

"Don't want this one! Want this one!"

She just looked at the hairpin because it looked good, so Ping'er had only been with her for a few days, so it wasn't suitable for such an expensive hairpin.

Su Cao put down the hairpin inlaid with gold thread, took another silver hairpin, asked the price, paid the silver, and continued to walk forward.

Shen Yuning fell behind Su Cao, relying on the cover of the wine jar, he still handed the silver ingot to the boss, and quietly bought the hairpin inlaid with gold thread.

He thought he did it without anyone noticing, but he didn't know that this scene still fell into the eyes of Young Master Ji.

Su Cao and Shen Yuning went to Zhao's house, and soon someone came to the inn, saying that his family wanted to see Ji Mo.

Ji Mo didn't feel at ease leaving the young master alone in the inn, so he took him to the private room of Yuying Tower. The adults talked, and the children felt bored, so they leaned against the window to watch the bustle of the street.

At this glance, I saw Su Cao shopping with Shen Yuning.

Young Master Ji was so excited that he wanted to rush downstairs, and caught a glimpse of Shen Yuning quietly buying a hairpin. The little man looked at Ah Mo who was sitting opposite Patriarch Ji in the private room, and sighed helplessly.

"Master is really worried about Ah Mo!"

He tilted his head and looked at Ye Qi: "Where is there no grass at the end of the world! Why did the scholar surnamed Shen want to snatch my daughter-in-law, Ah Mo?"

"What's so good about a stinky girl?"

After being threatened by Young Master Ji, Ye Qi immediately changed his words: "The longer the stinky girl is, the more beautiful she is, she is really pretty. It's just that young master, Shusheng Shen also has a younger sister, and Shusheng Shen may not have bought the hairpin for the stinky girl. "

"Hey, you don't understand anything."

Young Master Ji was worried: "Ye Qi, you are so stupid, you will never be able to marry a wife in this life!"

Ye Qi: "..."

It feels like someone stabbed me in the chest, what is the pain?

Ye Qi made a gesture of covering his chest, and Ji Mo came out from the private room: "What are you talking about?"

"Ah Mo, you are finally done with your work. Scholar Shen is going to pry the corner of your wall. He secretly bought a hairpin to give to my sister!"

Young Master Ji dragged him downstairs and reprimanded him: "You can't just help my sister with the wine tasting, there are everything sold on South Street, you should give my sister a few more hairpins and bracelets."

(End of this chapter)