Wu Lang led all the young people outside and asked Man Bao to hide the money in the room. Bai Shanbao was puzzled, "The room is so big, where can we hide so much money? Just put it in the box."

"No," Wu Lang said seriously: "If I don't hide so much money, how can I sleep at night? It's twenty-nine."

There are more than what they currently have.

Bai Shanbao wanted to tell them that it was not twenty-nine, but forty-nine. Manbao had already carried a basket back, but he did not see the twenty silver ingots in her room just now. Thinking of this, she

She had to hide everything from her father, so he didn't say much.

Where can I hide and sleep?

Of course it was hidden in Koko's place.

Manbao took out all the silver ingots and stuffed them into the system one after another, letting them accompany the previous twenty yuan.

Then the two empty backpacks were dragged out, one was returned to Bai Shanbao, and the other was placed in the yard.

Just when Wu Lang was about to ask her if she had hidden herself, the four who had been guarding the kitchen and refused to move rushed into the courtyard like the chased chickens. When he saw them, he shouted: "It's time to eat, it's time to eat, hurry up."

go for meal."

After shouting, she turned around and ran to the courtyard. From a distance, she saw Sanya standing guard at the kitchen door with her mouth bulging, and her second aunt was asking her to eat slower.

Four heads rushed forward with a "ouch", and he knew that whoever called people to eat would be in trouble. Four heads rushed to the kitchen door, raised his little head and looked eagerly at the eldest aunt, second aunt and her mother in the kitchen.

Mrs. He reached out and patted him on the back and said, "Go and move the stool quickly. Don't think about getting food from the kitchen. Look, none of your brothers and sisters are here."

Si Tou sighed, turned around and went out.

Sanya followed him, finished eating the meat in her mouth, and moved things along with him.

There was an alluring aroma of meat in Lao Zhou's house. Bai Shanbao couldn't help but take a deep breath. Man Bao warmly invited him to stay for dinner together, "But my sister-in-law cooked it herself. It's delicious."

of."

Bai Shanbao was indeed moved, "But I haven't told my mother yet."

"Let Daji go back and talk, and he also has to go back for dinner."

Bai Shanbao thought what she said made sense, so he ran out and asked Daji to go back and inform his mother that he would not go home for dinner.

Daji glanced at the children running around in the yard and felt that there would be no danger in letting the young master stay here, so he bowed and left.

But he didn't listen to Bai Shanbao and stop coming. Instead, after notifying Mrs. Zheng, he came to Lao Zhou's house again. He originally planned to guard the door, but he was chasing away the chickens that ran into the yard.

I saw him standing outside.

So Lao Zhou's family knew.

Old Zhoutou hurriedly went to fetch people in person, "Now that you are here, why don't you come in? Come on, come on, you can sit and eat with us. Man Bao, please call Master Bai for some food."

Xiao Qian cooks a lot of dishes, although most of them are vegetarian dishes. There are even several dishes that use the same vegetables, but the styles are different.

Bai Shanbao ate with gusto, feeling that her cooking was no worse than that of the cook at home.

Manbao was eating and thinking that when she bought the iron pot and came back, her sister-in-law would be able to cook even more dishes.

Both Bai Shanbao and Daji ate happily, and so did Lao Zhoutou. In the middle of the meal, he gave his daughter two chicken drumsticks and asked her to give one to Bai Shanbao.

Man Bao gave it to him very generously.

She felt that her father was extraordinarily generous today.

It wasn't until after the meal that Lao Zhoutou revealed the reason for his generosity. He asked Bai Shanbao with a smile, "Young Master, I heard Man Bao say, how much wheat do you have left that you used to trade for wheat?"

"Not much, just nine bags."

"Oh, there's already a lot," Old Zhoutou said: "How can people like you eat it all? I heard that your family has a lot of land, and the summer grain is about to fall again, so these wheat must be sold, otherwise

It’s not good to leave it as old food.”

Lao Zhoutou was about to ask Bai Shanbao if he could tell Master Bai and sell them a few bags of wheat.

He didn't want his daughter to beg Master Bai. After all, it was such a big deal and it would be bad to bear it on his daughter. Moreover, they had just made a lot of money from Master Bai, so they were really embarrassed to buy wheat from him at a low price.

After all, Mr. Bai originally exchanged a catty and two taels for wheat seeds from the village, but instead of exchanging them, his family got a lot of money in exchange.

I don’t know why, but even though Man Bao kept saying that the price was not expensive, he still felt very guilty.

Qian glanced at him. Others didn't know it, but she knew that the wheat didn't belong to Mr. Bai, but was made by the three children.

Sure enough, as soon as Lao Zhoutou finished speaking, Bai Shanbao said, "I sold all those wheat to Man Bao."

At this point, he turned to ask Man Bao, "How many bags do you buy? Why don't you buy a little less, and I'll sell the rest to my old man."

Lao Zhou’s family:……

"Ah?" Man Bao looked at her father, then at Bai Shanbao, and said doubtfully, "My father and I are from the same family."

"Oh," Lao Zhou slapped his thigh with his head and said with a cheerful smile: "So Man Bao has mentioned it to you, then forget it, then forget it, just pretend I didn't mention it, by the way, young master, this

Did Manbao tell you the price?"

"Say it," Bai Shanbao immediately perked up, glanced at Man Bao and said, "We have agreed on thirty coins per dou."

In fact, before the food arrived, the two agreed on thirty-five cents per dou.

Man Bao had already thought of it. Their family had sold all their wheat as seed wheat, and what was left at home must be a little bit of old rice and ground flour, which was not enough to last for several days.

If she couldn't buy grain, her father would definitely add a lot of wheat bran into it, he would definitely do it!

So she had made an agreement with Bai Shanbao a long time ago, thirty-five cents a fight.

After all, it’s still five cents cheaper than the one at the grain store, isn’t it?

As a result, none of them expected that the price of grain would drop immediately. Last night, Mr. Bai told them that the wheat harvested by grain merchants in various towns and villages in Luojiang County was now twenty-eight cents per dou.

Although the price of wheat at the grain store has not been reduced, Mr. Bai estimates that it will be within a few days.

So Manbao went to Bai Shanbao and asked for a price reduction. The two villains had a small quarrel over this, but thinking that they were facing a formidable enemy, they both took a step back.

Manbao did not ask Bai Shanbao to give her the price of the grain purchased from the countryside, and Bai Shanbao no longer insisted on earning her five cents.

Give her the direct cost price.

Precisely because of the "intense discussion" on this topic last night, both children seemed particularly friendly today.
Chapter completed!