Pastoral peasant girls all over the world

Chapter 47 Procurement
The boss heard Mu Sixi said that he had chosen, so he immediately asked the staff to come out and weigh the rice and noodles, and carried them out to the carriage.

After giving the order, the boss returned to the room and called Mu Sixi and Mu Yichen to sit down at the table.

He took out his notes and showed them to his brothers and sisters with an abacus: "One hundred catties of fragrant rice is thirty taels of silver, and the total is three taels of silver, while ordinary rice is twenty taels of silver, and two hundred catties is four taels of silver. Flour is 25 Wen a catty, 450 catties of flour is 350 Wen, a bag of salt is [-] Wen, soybean oil is [-] Wen a catty, and [-] Jin is [-] Wen. The total is ten taels and [-] Wen. You can buy it at one time. If there are too many, I will remove the change for you and give you ten taels," the boss said straightforwardly.

The boss calculated very clearly and was very straightforward, so Mu Sixi and Mu Yichen also readily took out their silver and paid the money.

The boss took the silver and walked out of the door with the brothers and sisters. After seeing the clerk put all the things on the carriage, Mu Sixi ordered the clerk to deliver the goods to Fuji Restaurant, and then waited for them there, and they went to buy something else. I will come back.

The man looked at the boss, and after the boss nodded his head, the man left in the carriage. After Mu Sixi asked the boss about the cloth village and the vegetable market, he also bid farewell to the boss and Mu Yichen split up and left. He continued to say: "Young master, girl, remember to take care of our store next time, and I will definitely give you the best discount."

Mu Sixi smiled and nodded, and went shopping with Mu Yichen in two ways. Mu Sixi gave Mu Yichen ten taels of silver to let Mu Yichen go to the vegetable market to buy some pork and other vegetables, and let him see that there were vegetables for sale. For the seeds, buy some seeds and go home. After all, nothing has been planted in the field at home.

Mu Sixi went to the tailor shop, planning to buy two sets of new clothes for everyone in the family.

Following the route pointed by the boss, I soon came to a clothing store called "Ruyifang". The owner of Liangzhuang said that this Ruyifang was opened by his cousin, as long as he introduced it, the boss would be cheaper of.

As soon as I arrived at the door of the shop, I saw people in twos and threes inside either trying on clothes or gesticulating there.

When Mu Sixi walked to the door, an embroidered lady came over: "Miss, do you want to see the clothes? Please come inside."

Mu Sixi smiled at her, and then stepped into the house, walked in, and then carefully looked at the shop, this shop sells ordinary people's clothes, of course, there are a little more expensive, but very few, Most of them are suitable for ordinary people to wear. Mu Sixi nodded with satisfaction in her heart. The boss of Liangzhuang is indeed a good judge of people.

Mu Sixi immediately chose two sets for Liu Shi and Mu Yichen each, and two sets for himself, both made of cotton and linen, one of Mu Sixi's was embroidered with orchids on a white background, and the other was emerald green. The ones with white borders are very quiet, and finally looking at a set of black cotton linen brocade robes hanging in front of them, which is very suitable for Chu Lu, Mu Sixi suddenly thought that there is another person in the family.

Cursing her lips, Mu Sixi said in her heart: "I bought it for him because I saw him wearing brother's clothes, which made him have nothing to wear." Immediately, she asked Xiu Niang to wrap the robe, and chose another one. set.

Although his mouth was stiff, it was undeniable that Chu Lu's teasing again and again opened Mu Sixi's silent heart, but he still didn't want to admit it.

After choosing the clothes for the whole family, Mu Sixi chose a pair of shoes for everyone, bought cloth, and finally bought some thread for tying nets, and settled the bill. It cost a total of 9 taels of silver. Can't help but sigh: "This money is really easy to use."

(End of this chapter)