The eldest married as a merchant's wife

Chapter 49
The sister-in-law interjected: "The last time I went to the market with He Hui, I missed it and never saw it again. I heard Lan'er said that the girl is really beautiful, and she has the same eyes as my uncle, and both of them blushed. I'm afraid I'm shy in my heart." Now, I dare not pierce the window paper. Go back and take a piece of jewelry from my box and give it to others."

Mrs. Geng patted her sleeves and walked up the steps: "How can I take yours? The boss left it for you, and I will leave it to Lan'er as a dowry in the future." She returned to the room and took two pieces of jewelry for Geng Wu: " That year the house was confiscated and the house was confiscated, but I still saved some things in the bottom of the box. You will have a daughter-in-law in the future, and the young couple have moved out by themselves. If there is something to do, just come here. In case the girl sees our big family , and refused to turn back."

"If she refuses, I won't marry her either." Geng Wu didn't want it, seeing that the leggings were tied, he took one from the corner and went out.

Qingshi Street is bustling with flowers, red willows and greenery, Xiao Hei and Geng Wu shuttle among the crowd, he is the former son of Geng's family, he has been Geng Wu's little follower since he was a child.

Geng Wu walked fast, Xiao Hei followed behind, and said while chasing: "I heard that the two young masters of the Mei family are going to have a wedding, and the old man is going to build an ancestral hall, and the top of the ancestral hall's tower has broken two wooden beams. For the renovation, I heard that the wages are higher than other houses..." He said it tactfully, fearing that Geng Wu would turn off the Mei family.

"Go on your own." Geng Wu didn't think about it at all, he responded indiscriminately, his eyes only looked into the shop on the side of the street.

In a jewelry store on the right, two girls are looking at jewelry, comparing earrings and bracelets.Geng Wu thought of the half-old wooden bracelet in Xiuhe's hand, paused slightly, turned and walked in.

Seeing him coming, the shopkeeper smiled in surprise: "Hey, isn't this young master Geng San? Why don't you have time today to come to my shop?"

"Don't dare to be the shopkeeper, the shopkeeper's business is booming." Geng Wu clenched his fist and gave a fist, and stood calmly in front of the counter.

The girl's heart skipped a beat when she saw the clear, broad and burly figure with sharp edges and a cold face, she blushed quickly and put the jewelry away: "Master Gengwu is good." They pushed and shoved each other a few steps and went out.

The shopkeeper brought a plate of scattered bracelets, and muttered about whether this was good or that, but Geng Wu felt that it was too bad to match Xiuhe, so he pointed to the other bluish-white bangle in the corner and said, "Bring me this one to see." Look."

The shopkeeper hesitated to take it, frowning in embarrassment: "Uh... this one is probably more expensive, this is the authentic Hetian Qingbai jade imported from the northwest, and it costs at least ten taels of silver.

"I want this, you wrap it up for me." Geng Wu put down the money coldly.

The shopkeeper looked up in astonishment, and then thought about the rumors about Geng Wu's affair with the bandits, and hurriedly packed the boxes.

After leaving the shop, Xiao Hei followed all the way, speechless.

The red velvet brocade box on the chest is warm, and it was the first time in his life that he bought something for a woman. Geng Wu glanced at the girls at the rouge stand: "Tell me, why do women love these things that are not available."

Xiao Hei patted his thigh: "Hey, if a woman doesn't like these things, can she still be called a woman? Master Geng Wu, you spent a lot of money to buy a bracelet, but to give it to Xiuhe?"

"Give her away...she will see me like a mountain tiger, and she won't want to give her away." Geng Wu smiled with the corners of his mouth curled up.The tone was cold and solemn, but Xiao Hei could clearly see through the tenderness hidden under his eyes.

(End of this chapter)