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Chapter 1403 Accidents Cluster
Just as Mu Shaohua wanted to stop him, he felt his sleeve being tugged.

Looking back at Mu Yangshi in confusion, she saw her nodding her chin in one direction.

Looking in that direction, Mu Shaohua was taken aback for a moment, and then burst out laughing, "Shopkeeper Zhang, what a coincidence today, it seems that shopkeeper Zhang won't be able to keep this cup of tea. Come, come, come, Shaohua. Introduce some nobles."

With that said, Mu Shaohua asked shopkeeper Zhang to walk towards Mrs. Mo and the others.

Today is a holiday, people are looking at the lights on the street, and there are not many people who actually come in to drink tea.So in the empty teahouse, Mo's Niangsan sitting by the window looked rather dazzling.

"Madam, eldest lady, young master!" Mu Shaohua cupped his fists and bowed to Mrs. Mo and the others respectfully, his posture was much more respectful than when he was with shopkeeper Zhang just now.

"Uncle Mu is well, Aunt Mu is well!" Mei Hua got up and saluted, while Mo Shi sat down and nodded.

Chu Yande also clasped his fists in return, looking very well-behaved.

Seeing this scene, shopkeeper Zhang was a little puzzled, but soon, he got the answer from Mu Shaohua.

Now that he knew that the other party was the one who really wanted to buy his shop, shopkeeper Zhang's attitude towards Mo's and the others became more kind.

Because of this relationship, the clear tea on Mo's table was replaced with high-quality fragrant tea. They sat together and chatted for a while, then left the teahouse first on the grounds of continuing to look at the lights.

"Brother Shaohua, this is the shop you helped the girl look after before?" Mo Shi, who came out of the teahouse, raised his hand to wipe the cold sweat from his forehead.

It was too embarrassing just now, and you said you bought someone else's shop, but in the end you couldn't even pay for the tea, and it was a loss that Mu Shaohua was there, otherwise, what kind of trouble would have happened!
Mu Shaohua nodded in agreement, and Mu Yang who was on the side couldn't help being a little puzzled at this moment, and asked, "Sister-in-law, you didn't look well when you were in the teahouse just now, what happened?"

As soon as this was mentioned, Mo's Lian couldn't help becoming popular again, so she had to tell her and Meihua that they didn't bring a purse.

"Oh, sister-in-law, you have met a thief." Mu Shaohua said with some fear: "Why didn't you bring a servant or something when you came out? It's a loss because you only lost your purse. What should people do if they have a problem?"

Steal?

This term is not unfamiliar to Mo and Meihua, but it is indeed the first time for them to experience it personally.

Mei Hua was fine, but Mo's face paled suddenly, "This, this is too scary. No, no, let's find a place to sit safely!"

When he thought about the collision just now, his wallet was gone, but Meihua was not hit by someone, and his wallet was gone, so what does that mean?Didn't someone touch plum blossom's body?

As soon as such thoughts appeared in Mo Shi's mind, Mo Shi couldn't help but tremble all over: These thieves are really hateful!
Several people couldn't hold back Mrs. Mo, so they had no choice but to nod in the end, and chose a teahouse with relatively few family members to rest.

Mo's originally thought that as long as this was the case, he would be able to persist until returning to the inn safely.

But what no one of the crowd expected was that not long after they sat down, the backyard of this teahouse caught fire.

The fire was very fast, and before the tea drinkers in front ran out of the gate, the small gate connected to the backyard had already burst into flames.

"Meihua, Meihua, run! Xiaode, where is my Xiaode?" Mo looked for Chu Yande in a panic, and when he found Chu Yande, he raised his head and ran outside, but found that Meihua was gone.

Although there were not many people in the teahouse, the panic seemed noisy.

Coupled with the fact that there were so many people on the street, it became even more chaotic when there was a commotion. The originally festive atmosphere suddenly turned into screams and pain.

(End of this chapter)