Exorcism Xiaojiaofei: The Beast Blood Lord is a strong pet

Chapter 824

"Ahem, don't blame me, my daughter has no other intentions. We sold our property and moved here, and we only have 45 taels of silver left. Can you accommodate me? It's convenient."

"45 taels... that's fine. I'm also in a hurry to leave. There's no other way. Otherwise, I won't sell it to you at this price."

The man said he was reluctant but left happily after getting the money.

Looking at the mess in the room, Lan Liu hurriedly chased out the door: "Hey, why are you in such a dirty place..."

"Liu'er." Father Lan Liu shook his head, "Forget it, it's not bad if you can find a place to settle down, help me, let's clean it up by myself."

Lan Liu was annoyed: "He just set the price on the ground because he liked his father's talkativeness. How could this shabby place be worth 50 taels? We are in business, but how can we do business with the street behind us?"

Lan Liu's father stroked his beard and smiled: "Girl, as the saying goes, the smell of wine is not afraid of deep alleys, and our Lan family's steamed buns are fragrant for ten miles, so don't be afraid."

But looking at the messy garbage in the room, Lan Liu couldn't help but let out a long sigh and rolled up his sleeves: "It will take a while to clean it up, I hope I can catch up with the temple fair tomorrow."

The other side of the street.

Mei Er followed behind He Jiacheng, looked left and right, and was very excited: "Second Young Master, Missy likes lotus flowers, let's go and see the lotus lantern. I will be happy when Missy comes back with Young Master tomorrow."

However, He Jiacheng looked at the account book in his hand and aimed his eyes at the alley, where a fully loaded carriage was parked at the entrance of the alley.

"Go and play by yourself, I'll go and see the store of the shopkeeper of the Liu family."

"Yes."

Striding towards the alley, the carriage blocked his view, and at the same time as he walked around the carriage, he suddenly threw a pile of dirty straw bags at his head.

"I'm sorry, sorry, didn't hit you, did I?"

Lan Liu hurried up to check, the apologetic He Jiacheng had a red mark on his forehead.

"I'm so sorry, I didn't see you here."

He Jiacheng rubbed his head: "It's okay."

As he spoke, he looked up inadvertently, and was startled for a moment.

Lan Liu, who was dressed in a lake blue skirt, was full of smiles. Her hands were a little dirty because she was packing things, but it didn't affect the slenderness of her ten fingers, and there was a touch of Dan Kou on her fingertips, like petals. on pink nails.

"Young Master?" Feeling a little embarrassed by He Jiacheng's look, Lan Liu bent down and picked up the account book that fell on the ground and handed it to him, "Are you sure you're okay?"

He Jiacheng took the account book and smiled: "It's all right. The girl doesn't seem to be from this town."

"We just moved here and wanted to start a small business here."

"Liu'er." Father Lan Liu saw that she hadn't come back for a long time, so he went out to look for her, holding an old wooden barrel in his hand.

He Jiacheng was a little surprised when he looked up at Lan Liu's father who came out of the shopkeeper of the Liu family.

"May I ask whose shop the girl bought?"

"The Liu family. What's the matter?"

"Miss, don't you know that the shopkeeper of the Liu family owes the He family 200 taels of silver?"

"What does this have to do with us?"

He Jiacheng took out an IOU from the account book: "This is the handwriting of the shopkeeper of the Liu family. If the money cannot be repaid, the shop will be used to pay off the debt. In other words, this shop already belongs to the He family."

Looking at the IOU in He Jiacheng's hand in shock, it was clearly written in black and white. If the money cannot be paid by then, the shop will be used to pay off the debt.

Frowning, Lan Liu quickly took out a land deed from her pocket and handed it to He Jiacheng: "But we have a land deed, and this shop was indeed sold to us by the shopkeeper of the Liu family. We also paid the money and pressed our fingerprints."

(End of this chapter)