Farmhouse blessed wife is charming and beautiful

Chapter 31 031: I'm not a loss to marry you

"How much can I get? If it's less than ten taels of silver, I might as well leave that bitch to wash and cook at home."

"A skinny camel is bigger than a horse. Sister-in-law of the Shen family, you only want ten taels of silver. Your vision is too short-sighted. Your green orange is worth at least 20 taels of silver."

"20 taels, isn't it too much? Isn't that man being taken advantage of, and willing to spend 20 taels of silver to marry a stupid and unlucky girl?"

"Why don't you refuse? Your Qingcheng is no worse than the oiran in Xiliang County's flower house if you dress up well. I will tell that man that your Qingcheng is not only beautiful and kind, but also hardworking. I guarantee that the man will marry happily. But when things are done, I will ask for five taels of money to thank the matchmaker."

After the expression on Shen Qingcheng's face changed a few times, the scene where Zhao Jingui and Bao Caihua discussed selling the original owner was vividly restored.

Zhao Jingui gritted his teeth angrily.

This damn girl has such a good memory.

"Uncle Liang, my stepmother originally only planned to ask for ten taels of silver, but this woman persuaded my stepmother, Brother Guan Jun, to ask for twenty taels of silver."

After Shen Qingcheng finished speaking, Mo Liang turned around and threw the coriander root in his hand, reached out and grabbed the pole leaning against the wall, and greeted Zhao Jingui.

"Well, you vicious woman, it turned out that you tricked Alan and wanted to enter the house to eat meat. Don't even think about it. Even if my meat is put into maggots, I won't give it to you, a vicious woman."

If it wasn't for this vicious woman to obstruct her, Ah Lan would have ten taels of silver left. With the silver in hand, they wouldn't have to live so hard during this time. Thinking about it, Mo Liang gritted his teeth angrily.

Zhao Jingui saw the shoulder pole in Mo Liang's hand beckoning towards him, and was so frightened that he quickly retracted his legs and fled into the snow outside.

"Crazy, your family is all crazy."

Zhao Jingui was swearing while fleeing outside.

Mo Liang chased him to the snow with a pole.

Shen Qingcheng was worried that Mo Liang would lose control of his temper in a fit of anger and really beat Zhao Jingui, so she rushed out to catch Mo Liang.

"Uncle Liang, it's enough to drive that woman away. It really hurt her, and we are the ones who suffer."

Only then did Mo Liang stop, and when he saw that Zhao Jingui had disappeared, he turned his gaze back.

The two went back to the kitchen.

Jun Wulan grabbed Shen Qingcheng's hand as soon as he came, and said seriously: "Qingcheng, I made you feel wronged."

Seeing the guilty look in Jun Wulan's eyes, Shen Qingcheng was a little confused.

"Brother Jun, how can you be sorry for me."

"If I hadn't wanted to find a woman to take care of Luo'er, you wouldn't have been sold by your stepmother like an object."

Shen Qingcheng felt that the guilt of the man was somewhat inexplicable.

"Brother Shen, don't take the blame on yourself. Even without you, my stepmother would have sold me to other people with her vicious temper. It would be better to sell me to you. At least you are young and unmarried. Without you, I won't suffer."

Jun Wulan's eyes lit up.

It turned out that this girl thought so in her heart.

After the new year, he will be 26, a full eight years older than the girl in front of him. He always thought that he was very old in this girl's heart.

"I don't think it's a bad thing to buy you back."

The satisfied expression on the man's face made Shen Qingcheng chuckle.

Although she is still relatively new to this world, she knows that ordinary people marry a daughter-in-law for at most ten taels of silver. For example, Bao Caihua told Shen Jiahe about a marriage. In fact, Shen Jiahe didn't spend six taels of silver to marry a daughter-in-law, but Jun Wulan bought her for 20 taels of silver and brought her back without any dowry loss.

(End of this chapter)