After getting married, the deceitful doctor and concubine turned wild

Chapter 1616 Poor old man Ding (2)

"Apart from the stolen body of this old man's granddaughter, are there any other bodies missing?" Ye Qian asked coldly.

"I'm not sure about this, at least I haven't received this news." The waiter shook his head, suddenly his eyes lit up, and he quickly said, "Some time ago, I heard from a friend that someone had collected the bodies of young women in the past six months, and the price was very high. , which is higher than the money paid to sell a girl into a brothel."

"Thank you." Ye Qian smiled.

The waiter's cheeks couldn't help but blush. He didn't expect that just a few words could elicit a smile from the beauty. He laughed twice and hurried downstairs to prepare tea and side dishes for the two of them.

"I'm afraid that's the person who bought the corpses." Ye Qian turned her head and looked downstairs.

Old Man Ding is extremely thin, with sparse white hair. Due to years of labor, his back is somewhat curved, making him look even older. Even the little yellow dog in his arms is too thin to be human-shaped.

After the waiter brought the tea and side dishes, Ye Qian took out a tael of silver and handed it to the waiter.

"Can you please help me invite that old man to come up?" Ye Qian pointed at Old Man Ding and said to the waiter, "Just say, someone is willing to buy his pig."

The waiter was stunned for a moment, nodded, and hurried downstairs.

He finally squeezed into the crowd, took Old Man Ding's hand and said, "Old Man Ding, someone is willing to buy your pig. Come up with me and get the money."

Not to mention Old Man Ding, other onlookers didn't believe it either. They followed the waiter's finger and looked behind them at the second floor of the teahouse. They saw a pair of beautiful women sitting at the window on the second floor. Everyone couldn't help but look surprised.

Old Man Ding had a look of disbelief on his face. This pig was originally intended to be sold to a pork dealer in a restaurant, but he didn't expect it to be bought by two such good-looking people, which made him feel unreal.

"Don't be stunned. They are generous. If they regret not buying your pig, just wait until you regret it!" Seeing that Old Man Ding was unwilling to follow him, the waiter couldn't help stamping his feet and said anxiously, " Regardless of whether it’s true or not, you won’t die if you ask!”

Old Man Ding nodded, and quickly entered the teahouse with the little yellow dog and the little fat pig in his arms. If the waiter hadn't entered with him, many of the guests would have thought they were begging for food.

"First take the pig to the backyard and tie it up, and then follow me upstairs." The waiter led Old Man Ding to the backyard.

Old man Ding tied the rope and hugged the little yellow dog and was about to go upstairs, but the waiter quickly stopped him.

“No dogs allowed!”

"Old man, it's all I have left. I don't want to leave it behind. If you don't let me take it with me, I won't sell this pig!" Old Man Ding couldn't help but strengthen his hand holding the little yellow dog.

The waiter thought of the money in his arms and just gave up. He led Old Man Ding up to the second floor and walked to the Ye family. He turned around and hurried downstairs. As soon as he reached the first floor, he was caught by the shopkeeper and was about to take a break. Cursing angrily, the waiter quickly handed the money in his arms to the shopkeeper.

"Shopkeeper, it was the guest who invited old man Ding to eat, and this is a tip from the guest."

The shopkeeper looked at the silver in his hand, his eyes couldn't help but light up, he put the silver in his sleeve and turned away.

The waiter couldn't help but roll his eyes at him. The beautiful woman just rewarded him with some silver, which was enough for him to spend a long time.

Old Man Ding held the little yellow dog in his hand tightly, and looked at the two people in front of him who looked like gods. He had never seen such a beautiful person in his whole life.

(End of this chapter)