Splendid peasant girl

Chapter 244 Su Family Teahouse
The Su Family Teahouse is one of the largest teahouses in the town, covering an area of ​​more than 300 square meters, and is located in the downtown area of ​​the town.

The whole teahouse is divided into upper, middle and lower floors.

The first floor is an ordinary tea room. Most of the people who come to drink tea are ordinary retail investors, and the tea and snacks are also affordable.

This floor is the most crowded, and the dozen or so tables of the Eight Immortals are basically full of people. The tea guests gather around the table, laughing and talking while drinking tea, and there are also a few couples sitting in the corner talking sweetly.

The second floor is a high-end tea room. There are only eight Eight Immortals tables in the spacious room, and each table is made of mahogany with excellent appearance.

The tea here is enjoyed by people from a wealthy family, and the price is relatively expensive, and usually only [-] to [-]% of the seats are occupied.

As for the third floor, there is a row of private rooms. The curtains and gauze inside are beautifully arranged, and the swaying screens are quiet and detached. One can tell that the price is expensive, and it is not affordable by ordinary people.

Shen Qiqiao and Ye Han entered the teahouse, and a figure rushed out quickly.

"Qiaoer, Qiaoer, you are finally here, I have been waiting for you for a long time!"

The person who came was Su Shi, when he saw Shen Qiqiao, his face was full of smiles.

Ye Han swept in front of Shen Qiqiao one step at a time, blocking Su Shi's sight, and said calmly, "Where is our booth?"

Su Shi wanted to strike up a conversation with Shen Qiqiao, but when she saw her looking here and there, she immediately knew that she was out of action, and pointed her head and ears in a direction behind her: "Over there."

Ye Han grabbed Shen Qiqiao's little hand and walked in that direction.

The Su Family Teahouse is located in the downtown area, and there are many people coming and going, and there are many people in the teahouse.

Her booth was placed in the corner of the first floor, and it looked out to a lake with its back, so the view was pretty good.

After making such a comparison, Shen Qiqiao found that Su Shi treated her very well.

She thanked Su Shi, opened the booth with Ye Han, and put the tea on the table.

Su Shi wanted to come closer and asked, "Qiaoer, do you want me to solicit customers for you?"

Shen Qiqiao replied with a smile: "Thank you, Young Master Su, but I have confidence in my tea, someone will definitely buy it!"

Su Shi still wanted to chat a few more words, but a young man came over and seemed to be looking for something to do with him, so Su Shi said "Excuse me", and left.

After Su Shi left, Ye Han finally felt that the surrounding air was fresh, and the expression on his face softened. He looked at the cute little girl beside him, and said with a smile, "How do you plan to sell it?"

"Ye Han, let's drink tea first!"

Once Shen Qiqiao was in business, it was easy to reveal her true nature. Sitting in this large teahouse with people coming and going, she instantly returned to the look she had when she was young in her previous life and faced the crowds coming and going in the medicine market. Calm and calm.

She gently took out a clay pot of tea leaves, took out a small portion, pointed to a stove next to her for boiling water, and said, "Boil water."

It was the first time for Ye Han to see her serious face, the light in his eyes flashed, and he turned to boil water.

Shen Qiqiao cleaned the tea set, arranged the teacups in a row, then took out the tea leaves, divided them evenly into eight portions, and then stopped, waiting for the tea boiled by Ye Han.

After an incense stick of time, Ye Han's boiling water boiled, and he handed it to Shen Qiqiao: "Qiaoer's water is ready, be careful it's hot."

"Well, it's okay. Give it to me!"

Shen Qiqiao took the teapot, poured some hot water into the eight tea bowls to wash the tea sets, and then put the eight divided tea leaves into each teacup one by one.

(End of this chapter)