The Peach Blossom Luck of Rebirth

Chapter 91 This Thief Is Really a Scoundrel

Gao Shuang also asked Fennel to take good care of her master and herself. It was getting late, so Fennel asked Gao Shuang to rest early so as not to miss tomorrow's schedule.

The next morning, Master and Fennel sent Gao Shuang down the mountain. Gao Shuang said, "Master! Xiangmei! Go back!"

Master said: "Take care all the way!"

Fennel took out a sachet, handed it to Gao Shuang, and said:

"I rushed to make this last night. It is made of various Chinese herbal medicines. It can refresh the mind, clear the heart and improve eyesight! You can take it with you! This is also my heart!"

After speaking, he handed it over to Gao Shuang.

"Thank you Xiangmei for your concern! Don't worry! Then I'm leaving! Master, Xiangmei! You should take care of your health at home!" After Gao Shuang finished speaking, he left Yaowang Mountain without looking back.

Gao Shuang walked forward briskly, walked for several hours, and arrived at Bao'an City, Bao'an County.

Bao'an City is very lively. Baozi shops, hotels, hotels, cloth shops, pawnshops, drug stores, grain and oil shops, etc. are all over the streets and alleys.

"Buns! Selling buns! Fresh buns just out of the oven!" Outside the bun shop, the waiter opened his throat and yelled.

"How much is it? Is it delicious?" A plainly dressed young man asked.

"One cent for one! It doesn't taste good, you don't need money! If you don't believe me, you can try it!" said the waiter in the shop to win the business.

"Then let me try it first!" the young man said, grabbing a steaming steamed bun and stuffing it into his mouth.

I bit half of it in one bite, and two bites of buns were eaten.

"How does it taste?" the waiter asked.

"I ate too fast! I didn't taste it! Let me try another one!" After the young man finished speaking, he picked up another bun and stuffed it into his mouth, and ate it in two bites.

"Should I taste it this time?" the waiter asked.

"It's okay to be so-so! Xiao Er! Your boss is calling you!" When the shop Xiao Er turned his head, the young man took two in one hand, another in his mouth, and ran away.

"Stop! Don't run! You haven't paid me the money for the bun yet!" The waiter yelled loudly, but the more he shouted, the faster the young man ran.

I saw the young man running and running through the streets and alleys. In a dilapidated thatched hut, a pair of dirty mother and son were starving.

The mother hadn't eaten for several days and passed out on the ground. The young man threw them five buns. Hearing the footsteps of the shop waiter getting closer, he ran away.

Unexpectedly, the young man who was only thinking about running bumped into a blind man on crutches at the corner of an alley, and the young man hurriedly helped the blind man up.

"I'm sorry! Did it hit you?" He said while brushing off the dust on the blind man's body. At this time, the shop waiter had already caught up with him and caught the young man right away.

"In broad daylight, you actually stole the steamed stuffed buns from our shop, go! Come with me to meet the officials!" After speaking, he dragged the young man to the yamen.

"I didn't steal your buns, I just forgot to pay you! Let go! I'll pay you now!"

The young man explained to himself, but the waiter at the shop believed it was true, let go of his hand, and waited for the young man to give the money, but the young man ran away like a rabbit.

"Stop! You scoundrel!" the waiter said angrily.

The young man was running desperately. At this time, a group of children who looked like students were bouncing along the road with schoolbags on their backs. The young man was afraid of bumping into the children, so he slowed down and was caught by the waiter again. .

(End of this chapter)