Nongmen fierce girl head chef

Chapter 311: Grand Opening (1)
Lin Yuan was bored all the way back from pulling soybeans from the tofu shop, casually opened the curtain of the car and looked at the stalls selling goods on both sides of the street.

This street was the place where she had set up a stall selling moon cakes before. On a sudden whim, Lin Yuan told Lin Yi to listen to the carriage, jumped off by herself, and planned to walk back.Anyway, it was only one street away from Daohuaxiang, and there were many people on the road, so she wasn't afraid that something would happen.

It's just that Lin Yi obviously didn't think so, no matter how intimidating Lin Yuan was, he refused to leave early in the carriage by himself.There was no other way, so Lin Yuan had no choice but to let him follow behind in the carriage.

There are still many old stalls on the street where she used to sell mooncakes, including of course the old man who sold mooncakes with her.Because Lin Yuan's mooncakes were too expensive at that time, the old man obviously still remembered her, but as soon as she showed up, the old man was so surprised that he couldn't even close his mouth.

"Old mister." Lin Yuan obviously remembered the old man who looked down on her very much at that time, and greeted him with a smile.

Only then did the old man come to his senses: "You, you are that little girl who sells moon cakes for a tael of silver? Ouch, this old man can barely recognize her. How is it? Business must be very good, right? Want to buy something, Grandpa will give you a cheaper price!"

The old man has switched to selling trinkets now, and the trinkets on the booth are not very exquisite in workmanship, and the items are also very cheap, so Lin Yuan naturally doesn't like them.Smiling and waving her hands, Lin Yuan continued walking forward.

The voice of the old man talking to the peddler at the stall next to him came from behind: "Didn't I tell you that there used to be a little girl who sold mooncakes here for a tael of silver? That's the one who just passed by! Yes, it's her. If you don’t believe me, look, she must have made a lot of money with her current attire! Tsk tsk, why doesn’t anyone want a copper coin for my mooncakes?”

Lin Yi, who was slowly following in the carriage, also happened to hear this, raised his eyelids, and slandered: "Is your craftsmanship comparable to that of the Young Madam? It's worth a copper coin, even if you pay back, I don't even want it."

Lin Yuancai didn't have the heart to listen to what irrelevant people said, and walked slowly on the street, feeling so comfortable for a long time.

Just after choosing a small makeup cabinet for Mrs. Liu from a small jewelry stall, Lin Yuan looked up and saw a man dragging a woman into the corner of the street.

There are hooligans? !

This was Lin Yuan's first reaction. She yelled at Lin Yi behind him, telling him to put away the small makeup drawer, and Lin Yuan ran towards the corner.

Ji Dong is a martial artist, so he naturally saw the scene just now.But he didn't run up to help, because he could tell at a glance that although the pulling man was a bit stronger, he had no martial arts at all.Lin Yuan can handle it by herself.

But having said that, he still neatly put away the small makeup drawer, and drove over in the carriage.

Lin Yuan didn't have Lin Yi's eyesight. When she was about to run around the corner, she drew the short dagger that Lin Yi gave her from her waist.Since the robbery last time, Ji Dong got a short dagger from somewhere and gave it to her.

Originally, Lin Yuan didn't intend to ask for it. After all, she was a little village girl, so it was really inappropriate for her to carry this thing with her.But after seeing the gleaming gemstones all over the dagger, Lin Yuan finally couldn't hold back the joy in her heart, and took it over.

Even if it's not used to hurt people, with so many gems, just looking at it makes me happy.

Ji Dong finally understood why the second young master asked him to prepare a gorgeous and sharp dagger, and this was the reason.

(End of this chapter)