A guide to getting rich

Chapter 56 IOUs
The old lady Bai thought to herself, the IOU is just a scrap of paper, if she wants to admit it, she will admit it, if she doesn't want to admit it, she won't admit it, it doesn't matter, so she agreed.

So when Dr. Lu finished writing the IOU, she didn't even read it, and she didn't ask the literate Bai Xiaofeng to take a look. She readily pressed her fingerprint on the IOU, but she didn't take it seriously at all.

Dr. Lu dried up the ink on the paper, and said in a low voice: "We have agreed that the money will be given to me on the eighth day of next month at the latest, and the ninth day is the day when I settle the bill with the pharmacy in the town. If you don't give me the money , I can’t settle accounts with others, and I have to pay for it myself, so you have to hold on tight.”

The old lady Bai said: "If I have this money on the eighth day of next month, I will give it to you. It's not a lot. If not, I have nothing to do."

Dr. Lu raised the IOU in his hand and said, "That's up to you. It's only natural to pay back the debt. If you don't pay the money when the time comes, then I have to take this IOU to the county government to complain. Grandfather used your land or house to pay off my debt, don't blame me."

When the old lady Bai heard this, she immediately changed her face anxiously: "What are you talking about? Why should we give you a low debt for our farm and house? The county magistrate can still take care of this kind of thing? Don't fool me, just pretend that my old woman has never seen you!" Is it past the world?"

Dr. Lu was too lazy to talk nonsense with her, so he raised the IOU in his hand and said, "It's clearly written in black and white, you want to be lazy? I'm afraid you can't."

The old lady Bai wanted to take back the paperwork, but Doctor Lu stuffed it into his clothes, turned around and left with the medicine box in hand.Ren that old lady Bai jumped up angrily, but there was nothing she could do about him, he was not Zhao Lan or Bai Zhi, the old lady didn't dare to do anything to him.

She turned around and stopped the chief who was about to leave: "Director, is what he just said true? If I don't pay the money on the eighth day of the next month, can he really go to the yamen to sue me? The magistrate can really take care of this kind of thing." ?”

The head of the village looked at her with raised eyebrows, and felt a little gloating in his heart: "In front of the magistrate of the county, the people's affairs are no small matter, so naturally he has to take care of them. It's just a child's play for you to make written evidence? You are just talking about the laws of the Great Chu Kingdom. Is that all?"

Mrs. Bai was in a hurry, "Well, what can I do? I, I can't read. I didn't even read the handwriting he wrote just now. He lied to me, and I don't recognize it."

The chief snorted and said, "Whether you recognize it or not is your business. You can't tell me. When Dr. Lu sues you to the yamen, you can tell the county magistrate what you said."

"Then, the magistrate will listen to me? Will he stand on my side?" The old lady Bai was anxious and confused.

The head of the village shrugged: "I don't know how the magistrate will judge. When you go there, it will be clear."

After all, the chief was too lazy to talk nonsense with her, glanced at Bai Zhi and Zhao Lan, and said in a low voice: "Since Zhao Lan and his wife were forcibly brought back by you, treat them well, if anything happens to them, Don't blame me as the head of the village for not showing mercy to you." The head of the village shook his sleeves and left after speaking.

The old lady Bai stomped her feet angrily, spit at Li Chang who was walking away, and muttered some ugly words in her mouth.

When I turned my head, I happened to see Hu Feng looking at her coldly, and my heart trembled when I saw it.

Hu Feng looked sideways at Bai Zhi and asked, "Will you go back with me?"

Bai Zhi had been thinking about this question before, should she take Zhao Lan back to Hu's house, this Bai's house didn't even have a place for them to sleep.

(End of this chapter)