Carrying materials through the ages to engage in business

Chapter 280 Exchange
Several people rushed to climb onto the truck.

Village head Wang was weighing the pig in front of Dad Wen, when he heard the exclamations of the people carrying things above.

Village head Wang hurriedly shouted impatiently: "What are you doing, I asked you to go up and carry things, are you all lazy?"

Suddenly a head popped out of the car, and said excitedly to Village Chief Wang, "Village Chief, there are so many white flour and cloth."

"Yes, village chief, I have never seen such a beautiful white face," the other head also said excitedly.

"Looking good is good looking. Hurry up and move all the things down for me. If you wait any longer, I'll replace you?"

As soon as Village Chief Wang finished speaking, those people hurriedly moved and picked up things, and they were so busy that they were afraid that the village chief would change.

Village head Wang turned to look at Dad Wen, and said embarrassedly, "Brother Wen told you a joke. They like trucks very much, and they want to drive them even in their dreams, so they are a little excited."

Dad Wen waved his hand indifferently: "It's okay, I only drove it for the sake of my friend, and I usually see trucks like this."

Village head Wang smiled and agreed, and then continued to weigh the pigs. After all the pigs had confirmed the weight and were speechless, the people who moved things over there also finished moving.

Village head Wang looked at those people who were still lingering by the car, and said angrily: "Okay, don't look at it, and our village can't afford it again. Come here and carry these pigs up again."

Several people hurriedly started to lift the pig again. Village Chief Wang shook his head with a smile, and said to the waiting people: "Everything has been moved down, you go and inform everyone to come over and bring the things you want to change. Start changing."

Father Wen handed the remaining 77 yuan in cash to Village Chief Wang: "This is the remaining money. We will leave after the pigs are packed, so we won't delay everyone from changing things. Thanks to Village Chief Wang."

"Haha, that's fine, brother Wen, go slowly, come back later if you have something to change, I won't see you off."

Father Wen nodded with a smile. He had a good impression of the open-minded Village Chief Wang. He nodded to the person who was still looking at the truck, got into the car with a smile, waved to Village Chief Wang, and drove away.

Wen Shunian raised his hand and looked at the time: "Dad, we've been here all morning, and it's time for dinner."

"After a while, I'll drive the car a little further and eat something on the side of the road, and then we'll go to Dafang Village. The village chief Wang said that there are more chickens and ducks in Dafang Village."

Wen Shunian nodded. On the country road, it was meal time again, and there was no one on the way.

Father Wen parked the car on the side of the road, then turned his head and said to Wen Shunian, "Girl, there is no one now, go and get the pig in."

Wen Shunian looked at Dad Wen in embarrassment: "Dad, where do you put the pig? The fence hasn't been finished yet."

Only then did Father Wen remember the matter of the fence, and hesitantly said, "Why, why don't you put it down the mountain and let Rhubarb watch from a distance."

It's okay for Wen Shunian to think about it. Anyway, there is a lot of open space at the foot of the mountain. When the fence is brought back, it will be put there. There will be a lot of grass there, so the pigs can get used to it.

After Wen Shunian thought it over clearly, he turned over into the car, put the pigs into the space, told Da Huang again, packed up and got out of the car and ate some dry food with Dad Wen.

"Dad, shall we go there now?"

Father Wen took a sip of the spring water that Wen Shunian handed over, and shook his head: "Not now, many people like to take a nap after lunch."

"Then what are we doing now? There's no one in front of the village or in the back of the store, and there's no one on the road."

(End of this chapter)