Aojiao Wangye's palm treasure

Chapter 64 Deposit
Yesterday, she spent most of the day making twenty toothbrushes by herself. If Xi Leshan and his son worked together with her, they would definitely be able to deliver the goods on time. Another thing is that her task is not that heavy.

"Your grandpa and grandma are coming." Xi Baolin said firmly.

"Okay." After receiving Xi Baolin's answer, Xi Yuexin looked at Shopkeeper Song who was sitting opposite her and expressed her concerns.

"Shopkeeper Song, we can deliver these thousand toothbrushes on time in half a month, but the quantity is too much. If we make them by then and you don't want them, we will accumulate a lot of inventory."

Hearing Xi Yuexin's concerns, shopkeeper Song was taken aback, and then asked: "Miss Xi still refuses to believe that I have to make so many toothbrushes?"

"It's not that I don't believe it, I just want to protect myself." Xi Yuexin said mildly.

She also read a lot of news about customers breaking contracts in her previous life. Now she doesn't have the financial ability to undertake such a large order, but she doesn't know much about whether there is a deposit for doing business in this world, so she can only be careful step by step. Cross the river by feeling the stones and try to minimize your losses.

"What kind of protection does Miss Xi want?" Shopkeeper Song asked in confusion. He usually talks about business with people, and when he comes out to do business, he talks about integrity.

It was the first time he met someone who wanted to protect him.

"Shopkeeper Song can make a deposit first, or sign a contract with me, it's all fine." Xi Yuexin said with a smile.

Hearing Xi Yuexin's heartfelt words, Xi Baolin glanced at her subconsciously, wondering: where did Xinxin hear about the deposit and contract?He has been working in the county for so long, why hasn't he heard of it?
Shopkeeper Song pondered for a while before asking, "How much deposit does Miss Xi want?"

These thousand toothbrushes are only ten taels of silver. If Xi Yue really wants it, he has it on his body, so it's okay to give it to her. Her home is here, and the monk can't escape the temple if she runs away.

Furthermore, ten taels of silver is not a lot to him.

"Thirty percent of the total payment." Xi Yue thought for a while and replied.

"It's only [-]%, not much. I can give it to you now, but you have to promise me that you will deliver it on time in half a month." Shopkeeper Song reiterated again.

"Okay." Shopkeeper Song Dingduo gave it more readily, and Xi Yuexin agreed even more readily.

After receiving an affirmative reply from Xi Yuexin, shopkeeper Song took out a piece of silver and put it on the table from his sleeve pocket.

"Father, you keep this deposit." As for the currency in this world, Xi Yuexin only knows copper coins, but she is still unfamiliar with silver, and even the original owner seems to have never seen silver.

"Okay." Although Xi Baolin had doubts in his heart, he didn't ask any further questions, and put the money directly into his pocket.

Seeing that Xi Baolin and his daughter had received the deposit, Shopkeeper Song stood up and said, "I will receive the goods in half a month."

At the same time Shopkeeper Song stood up, Xi Baolin and Xi Yuexin also stood up at the same time and said in unison: "Okay, Shopkeeper Song, go slowly."

Nodding to Xi Baolin and his daughter, Shopkeeper Song turned and walked towards the entrance of the hall.

Xi Baolin's father and daughter also raised their heels and sent shopkeeper Song out of the gate of the fenced courtyard. After shopkeeper Song got into the carriage parked by the door, he turned and went back to the house.

"Xinxin, you should keep the deposit yourself." Xi Baolin said as he was walking back, taking out the piece of broken silver, and was about to stuff it into Xi Yuexin's hands.

Xi Yuexin raised her hand and pushed it back: "Father, I kept this piece of silver for you as a spare. Uncle Fu Gui came to ask us for money today. If the people in the village knew about it, they might even give money for the bamboo."

(End of this chapter)