Farm Widow: Pick up a husband to open up wasteland and farm

Chapter 403 Mrs. Wei sells mushrooms to cheap son-in-law

"You can't just pick the big ones and not the small ones, these mushrooms are taken one by one."

Mrs. Wei was afraid that he would pick and choose, and those that fell badly would not be easy to sell, so she reminded her first.

"Don't worry, mother, I will pick them up one by one."

After he finished speaking, he didn't wait for his mother-in-law to speak again, and went straight to picking mushrooms one by one, picking them gently in lumps and putting them back into his pocket.

Seeing his posture, Mrs. Wei breathed a sigh of relief.

Half an hour later, looking at the mushrooms full of mushrooms, Wang Dahai was overjoyed before he stopped.

"Mother, calculate how much silver this burden is, and I'll give it to you."

I forgot to weigh it before, but now I see that this cheap son-in-law doesn't look like he's here to eat alone, and his consciousness makes the old woman have a hard time.

How much is this?
"Damn, mother is also my fault. I was so busy picking mushrooms just now that I forgot to put them on the scale. I estimate that this bag weighs about a hundred catties. My mother calculated how much the mushrooms cost per catty."

After walking around the streets and alleys for many days, the inexplicable amount and weight of these eyes can be seen, which is probably accurate.

But Mrs. Wei beat the drums. If she talked too much, she was afraid that the cheap son-in-law would bear a grudge, so she went back to find her daughter to vent her anger.It's a good idea to say that he lost his family and suffered a blood loss.

"Although the mother said that the mushrooms cost as much as a catty, the son-in-law is not too greedy."

"Other families pay fifteen cents a catty, so let's count fourteen cents."

Mrs. Wei announced the reserve price with a heartbroken heart.

Wang Dahai reckoned that it was indeed a very low price, two pennies cheaper than what others charged.

Immediately, he took out [-] Wen and handed it to Mrs. Wei.

Mrs. Wei was taken aback for a moment, and she was overjoyed when she saw the cheap son-in-law took out two slings of money and counted four hundred coins to her.

"Then I'll take it."

"Should be."

After seeing the cheap son-in-law walking away with a pocket bag, she returned to the yard with the copper coin full of joy.

The courtyard of Zhuangzi in the wooden house was less than ten meters away. When he entered the courtyard, the smile on his face had not yet fallen, and he heard the dissatisfied old man in the house say, "Who was talking to you just now?"

It's so close, how can I not hear it.

"Damn, it's not that the cheap son-in-law came to our house to buy mushrooms. If you want me to say that the cheap son-in-law has changed his temper, he actually gave me back the copper coin. At first I thought he was going to eat it for free. But this is white I'm not sure about silver."

Mrs. Wei entered the room happily, and took out the copper plate that had not been warmed up in her arms and brought it to the old man.

Old man Wei didn't say anything...

I'm used to seeing this wife's indifferent temper, and Mrs. Wei is not annoyed, and she has brought back more than one or two taels of silver, otherwise the 20 taels would be thanks~
And Wang Dahai, who was carrying a shoulder pole, had not walked a long distance, and a lot of fine sweat broke out on his forehead.

Fortunately, the western suburbs are close to the city, and I reckon it takes another half an hour to get to Jia Yuan's house...

The snow along the way is not as heavy as before.

It was not until Shen Shi (three o'clock in the afternoon) that he arrived at Jia Yuanwai's mansion.

"knock knock"

Seeing the boy who opened the door, he politely stuffed a few copper coins and said, "Please tell Butler Qin, last time he said that the mansion wants some fresh food, and these mushrooms can be regarded as fresh vegetables..."

Before he finished speaking, the servant interrupted him, "Just wait, I'll go and ask."

Although he didn't give him a good face, but after all he took the money and went to pass it on, he patiently waited at the door.

Not long after, the door creaked again.

(End of this chapter)