After picking up the daughter of the lucky star, the whole village prospered

There is no way for Yingbao.

Women's marriages are decided by their parents, and outsiders can't interfere.

Besides, Chuchu is not young, and it is indeed time for marriage.

"Why don't you go talk to my master?" Yingbao gave her advice.

In my opinion, Mrs. Wen is a female elder with a certain prestige here, and it is most suitable to discuss this matter with Sister Chu Chu's father.

"However, Sister Chuchu, I guess my master will help you avoid it for half a year at most. After the autumn harvest, you still have to go home with your father." This is the truth.

Chuchu is sixteen this year, and will be seventeen after the new year. In the village, there are really not many girls who are over sixteen and seventeen and unmarried.

Chu Chu nodded with a bitter face, and immediately took Ying Bao to find Mrs. Wen.

Mrs. Wen was also open-minded. Seeing that Chu Chu had made up her mind, she nodded and agreed to help her.

When Chuchu happily ran to help the nanny with her work, Mrs. Wen pointed Yingbao with her finger, and said angrily, "You little girl will cause trouble for me as soon as you come back, why don't you come over and review the homework you left behind."

"Yes." Ying Bao giggled and sat reading with Wen Shu.

During the break between classes, Wen Shu told Ying Bao, "My mother and I are going back to Yuzhou in a few days."

Ying Bao frowned: "Why?"

Wen Shu whispered: "Grandpa and grandma asked me to go back." She was embarrassed to tell Yingbao, because she was already 11 years old and had to go back to her family to see her.

In fact, Chu Chu is not the only one who has the trouble of getting married, she is the same, so A Niang agreed to help Chu Chu once.

But a woman is born to marry, although she resisted, she had to compromise.

Yingbao knew that one day she would say goodbye to Sister Wen and the others, and she also expected that they might say goodbye for a lifetime.

She stepped forward to hug Wen Shu, put her face on her chest, and said softly: "Then you must remember me when you go back, and write to me often, don't be like last time, and you won't hear from me once you leave."

Wen Shu didn't expect Ying Bao to say such things, so she smiled: "I thought you would be reluctant to let me go."

"If you don't want you to leave, you will still go." Ying Bao sighed: "There is no feast that lasts forever, as long as I think about it in my heart."

Wen Shu stroked her head, hummed softly, "I will always miss you, and I will often write to you, Yingbao, you have to be good, and if you have any difficulties, please send me a letter, my home is in Fucheng There is a pharmacy called Kang'an Medicine Hall, where my father is doing his consultation for the time being."

Yingbao nodded: "Okay, I understand."

Wen Shu said again: "There will be another person from Yuzhou. If you send a letter, let him take it."

"Ah."

A few days later, Chu Chu's father came to pick up Chu Chu, but he was sent away by Mrs. Wen, and he never came again.

After another ten days, Yanru had used up all the icing sugar, and made more than a hundred catties of preserved apricots and peaches, and some preserved pears.

These candied fruits have all been dried and packed into altars, and some of them were taken to the county town by Jiang Quan to sell some.

But now the preserved fruit is not very easy to sell, and no fresh fruit is popular.

Jiang Quan and his elder brother Jiang Cheng picked the ripe apricots and peaches these days, transported them to the county town in a horse-drawn carriage, and set up a fruit stall in front of Yingbao's shop, and the business was booming.

During the period, Jiang Sanlang also went there once, and paid someone to repair the house and shop, and asked his nephew Dacheng to take care of it there.

The money for repairing the house was given by the little girl, a total of more than 100 taels. It was Mrs. Wen who advanced Jin Er's money, and it was all used up in the end.

Seeing that the grapes and peppers are also ripe, Yingbao decides to pick some for Wu Daozi to taste, and takes his eldest brother Jiang Jie to visit Mr. Wu.

The carriage came to the shop first, and Jiang Quan and his elder brother who came together removed three baskets of grapes from the carriage, and left a basket of grapes on the carriage, preparing to give it to Mr. Wu tomorrow.

Yingbao put some grapes in a basket and put them together with the basket on the car.

Afterwards, Jiang Sanlang drove the carriage to his new home in Plum Blossom Lane. He was going to tidy up and see how the carpenter was doing.

Yingbao took his younger brother Jiang Jie to check inside and outside the store.

The pavement has been cleaned, and there are some brand new small bamboo baskets piled inside.

The damaged parts of the house have also been repaired, and even the first three thatched huts have been repaired, but the inside is empty and there is nothing.

Jiang Quan followed behind the little cousin and said with a smile: "From now on, I will be the shopkeeper of this shop."

Yingbao said seriously: "Second brother, you will be a merchant after becoming the shopkeeper."

"A merchant is a merchant." Jiang Quan said indifferently.

Jiang Cheng glanced at his younger brother: "It doesn't matter if you are a merchant, don't get tired of Yuan Bao."

"What do you mean?" Jiang Quan frowned: "I'm my merchant, what's the matter with Yuanbao?"

Yingbao: "Because Mingfu said that as long as there is one person in the whole family who is a merchant, that is also a merchant."

Jiang Quan scratched his head, was silent for a while, and suddenly said: "Then I will separate out by myself. I have a household and have nothing to do with others."

Jiang Cheng sneered: "How old are you? You haven't grown up yet, and you haven't started a family yet. How do you divide your household?"

"This..." Jiang Quan was helpless.

Jiang Cheng continued: "I just became a teenager this year." He glanced at his little cousin and said, "So I can be the shopkeeper of this shop."

Jiang Quan became angry when he heard it: "No! I, I..." He stammered for a long time but couldn't think of a rebuttal.

Indeed, the eldest brother has grown up, if he proposes to separate households for business, his parents will definitely not object.

Jiang Jie looked up at his elder brother and then at his second brother, and said, "Elder brother is not married yet." Not married means not married, Jiang Jie understands this.

Jiang Cheng squeezed his little cousin's cheeks, and threatened in a low voice: "I won't buy mutton skewers for you later!"

Jiang Quan laughed and said, "It's okay, Xiaojie, the second brother will buy it for you later."

Cherry Treasure at the side:······

At this time, someone walked into the shop, it was two servants in black.

"Huh? Your family still sells grapes from the Western Regions?" One person saw two baskets of purple grapes in the shop, reached out and picked a few and stuffed them into his mouth, and said vaguely, "Not bad, not bad, how much is it per catty?"

Jiang Quan ran over quickly: "Fifty Wen per catty, you are the first customer today, so you have a better discount, let's say 35 Wen per catty."

This guest is a frequent visitor here, and has bought fruit from him several times.

The black-clothed servant curled his lips, picked a few more grapes and stuffed them into his mouth, muttering: "Okay, okay, just thirty cents a catty, and weigh ten catties for me." Three hundred copper coins.

While complaining about the loss, Jiang Quan weighed ten catties of grapes for him, and because he had nothing to put them in, he also gave him a small bamboo basket.

The person who came with this servant also weighed five catties, paid 150 Wen, and took a basket to hold it politely.

After the two left, Jiang Quan put all the copper coins in a wooden box and muttered, "I lost another ten coins."

He bought these bamboo baskets from a bearer for five yuan each, and reserved them for customers who bought a lot to hold fruits.

Yingbao: "It's not bad, it's not a loss."

Although grapes are not expensive at thirty cents a catty, they are not cheap either. The advantage is that these grapes are all grown by themselves, and there is no cost.If you buy from the fruit shop in the county and then sell it, it will be a blood loss.

At this moment, Yingbao felt that the second cousin was more suitable to be a buddy.