Abandoned farmer: take cute baby to farm

Chapter 260 Buying a Baby Chicken

The old man who sold the chick baby, said it full of grievances, then bent down to fish a chick from the basket and held it in the palm of his hand.

Then he held it up and handed it to Mrs. Liu, "Don't look at the price, just look at our baby chicken. It's pretty, plump, not sick, and willing to grow meat. You can't lose money if you buy it!"

At this time, the little guy was squatting by the basket, and stretched his hands into the chicken group. These fluffy and soft chickens screamed in fright, but the space in the basket was small, and they were all crowded together, so they couldn't move. No, I can only let him caress.

Mrs. Liu looked around for a while, but did not see any other houses, so she said, "It's cheaper, my house buys a lot!"

The old man said while holding the straw hat and blowing the wind: "Big sister, we do business to earn some hard money first. If it is cheap, we will lose money."

"Besides, it's not easy for me to walk around the streets. If it weren't for the fact that my old hen hatched a lot of chicks in spring, and the bran and rice in the house were consumed too quickly, I wouldn't be in a hurry to come here to sell."

"No matter how good a seller is, he can't be as good as a seller."

Mrs. Liu shook her head, pulled up the little guy who was playing with chickens, and said to the old man, "I'll give you twenty coins, six coins for one, and it's fine if you don't sell it!" Guy leaves.

As soon as he took two steps, the old man hurriedly shouted: "Big sister, big sister, let's talk about it." When Liu Shi turned around, he came back to him.

He covered half of his face with a straw hat and said in a low voice, "Big sister, I am from Liyu Village and we are all from the same hilltop, and we are not from far away places. Liu Wen is Liu Wen, and we are all from our own family. If you don’t make money, you don’t make money. One thing, if other people in the village ask about it, don’t say it’s Liuwen, but Qiwen, otherwise I really can’t do the following business.”

A smile appeared on Liu's face: "Grandpa, look at what you said, I'm not stupid, how can I mess with you? Don't talk about others, just go back, my daughter asked me, and I said it was Qiwen!"

The old man said: "Succeed, the eldest sister is also a cheerful person, let's pick a few, good-looking ones, fat ones."

Mrs. Liu squatted down and carefully picked out one by one.

Pick up the color that looks good and is fat, weigh it in the palm of your hand, and then hang it upside down with your legs kicked.

Put it in the basket.

The little guy asked curiously: "Grandma, what are you doing with it upside down?"

Liu smiled: "What are you talking about? If you want to buy it, we will definitely buy a hen that can lay eggs. I have to see if it is a hen."

The little guy continued to ask: "Grandma, what do you think?"

Mrs. Liu calmly grabbed a chick from the basket, pinched its legs, hung upside down, and said, "This is a chick. Lift the chick up, and the rooster will raise its head and flap its arms to fly upwards." "The hen doesn't raise her head, she just sways her body like this, without moving her arms."

The old chicken seller also smiled: "Big sister, don't worry about this. When these little chickens came out of their shells, my wife and I picked them out. They are guaranteed to be hens. If there is one, I will Slap yourself in the face!"

"They're all hens? You can lie to others, but you can't lie to me."

Mrs. Liu muttered, shook her head slightly, and picked up from the basket a chick with a black spot on its wings that she had seen just now. Look at the butt door, if this is a hen, you will slap me in the face!"

Unexpectedly, the old man immediately said with a smile: "Hey, look, big sister, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I probably didn't see clearly, so I got it mixed up."

Mrs. Liu stopped talking, picked twenty of them, took out a money bag from her bosom, counted out 110 coins, stuffed the money bag into her waist, handed the money to the man, and laughed along with her: " You see, there is only so much on me. How about a few pennies, why don't I get it for you when I get home later?"

(End of this chapter)