The farmhouse's fierce wife is the master of the house

Chapter 289 Miss, Are You Rich?
Ye Xiangchun wanted to vomit blood at the second shopkeeper's praise.Thought she was a dignified police student, even though she was an undercover agent after only one year of college, she still knew each other.

With written evidence, the second shopkeeper gave the money very happily.

But the second shopkeeper did not give Ye Xiangchun any silver, but gave her two hundred Wen, which was the deposit for the next batch of goods and the money for the one catty and one tael of refined salt.

It seems that not everyone is like Han Ziling, who is a piece of money when he makes a move.On the contrary, there are more points of circulation of this copper coin.

Ye Xiangchun's purse was too small to hold these two hundred coins, so the second shopkeeper gave her a slightly bigger pocket.

Ye Xiangchun counted out fifty copper plates and put them into a small pocket, and put the other copper plates into a large pocket and tucked them in his waist.

"Second shopkeeper, I'm leaving. I'll see you in three days." Ye Xiangchun had money, so he had to hurry up and collect coarse salt.

After leaving the rice shop, Ye Xiangchun didn't walk to the pier like last time, but went to a car and horse shop.

Coincidentally, the car dealership Ye Xiangchun found was the one that Fengman stopped her from.

The driver who drove the car knew Ye Xiangchun, and asked with a smile, "Sister, are you here for a ride?"

Ye Xiangchun was also surprised, but meeting acquaintances is better than asking questions in a daze.He asked, "Brother, I would like to know how much it is to rent a car."

The coachman said: "It depends on the distance, and whether you are pulling people or goods. If you are pulling people, you need a flatbed car or a caravan. The price is different."

"I want the cheapest one." Ye Xiangchun thought for a while, and then said: "Usually I ride alone in the car, and occasionally I bring some goods, but not many. What I can carry by myself is only a few dozen catties at most. .”

"Oh, do you want to charter a car for a long time, or use it occasionally?"

Ye Xiangchun said: "Occasionally, it's the way from town to home. If you have a car, you can hurry up, otherwise it will take a whole day to go back and forth."

The driver said: "If you agree to ride with others, it will be cheaper. You agree on the pick-up time. If you take other guests, your fare will be reduced. If you can't take it, you will have to pay for the two-way trip."

Ye Xiangchun thought it was reasonable, so he made a decision.He said again: "I'm leaving now, and I have to go to the pier again. How much will it cost for this trip?"

The coachman looked up at the sky and said: "It's getting late, I guess I won't be able to take on other jobs today, so I'll run for you. I don't ask for more money from you. It's just a way of attracting you as a customer. I will come here often in the future." Often, we can talk."

Ye Xiangchun thanked her and got into the car.

With a carriage, it was fast. When she arrived at the pier, Ye Xiangchun asked the coachman to wait outside, and she went straight to the official ship pulling salt.

Looking around, I saw the two men squatting beside a warehouse smoking dry cigarettes.They had a small broom and a small shovel at hand, and a cloth bag for salt.

Ye Xiangchun walked over and called out, "Hello, two brothers."

"Yo, it's you." The tall dark-faced man knocked on the pipe and said, "Are you still buying salt today?"

"Yes." Ye Xiangchun took out the small purse containing fifty Wen, handed it all over, and said, "Brothers, how much salt can I buy with this money? Whether it's good or bad, see if you can give me more." Can you just give me some more?"

The short and fat one always took money, he took Ye Xiangchun's purse and weighed it, and said in surprise: "Little girl, are you rich?"

Ye Xiangchun showed them the patch on the hem of his clothes, and said, "If I get rich, I will definitely treat the two eldest brothers to drink. This is because people in the village raised money to let me buy salt."

(End of this chapter)