After being forced to marry by her stepmother, the Koi wife brings prosperity to the whole family

The third prince suppressed his anger and said, "Hurry up, hurry to the capital." "Yes, Your Majesty!" The attendant answered loudly, turned around and went out to call the carriage to continue on the road. The third prince was away in the capital for another month. In Cheng'an County, Du Wanchun finally brought the child to the incense shop. After being bored at home for more than a month, the business of the shop was much better when he came out. Du Wanchun sat in the shop holding Xiao Mianmian, and every customer who came to buy spices would come to tease Xiao Mianmian. Xiao Mianmian's face was chubby and tender, and anyone who saw her couldn't help but want to pinch her little face. When the owner of the teahouse next door, Madam Xu, heard that Du Wanchun had come with a child, she even stopped doing business and closed the door to see the child.

"This little baby is so pretty." Madam Xu strode over and looked at the child in Du Wanchun's arms.

Du Wanchun pulled open the cloth that was holding the baby, revealing the baby's face, and said with a smile: "She looks like her father."

Madam Xu carefully took the baby from her hands, held it in her hands, and smiled from ear to ear, "Look, she looks like you, look at this dimple, it's exactly the same as you."

As she spoke, she looked up at the dimple at the corner of Xiao Mianmian's mouth.

Du Wanchun slowly walked to the table and poured her a cup of tea, "Except for the dimple, everything else looks like her father."

Madam Xu looked at it carefully again, and after a long time, she smiled and said: "It's still too young to tell, wait until it grows up and see again."

Du Wanchun nodded.

Madam Xu held the child and looked around and asked, "Wanchun, didn't you give birth to two boys? Where are those two boys?"

Du Wanchun looked in the direction of Changliu Village, "My mother was afraid that I would be too tired to take care of them alone, so she and Madam Zhuang took care of them at home."

Madam Xu coaxed the child in her hand and smiled, "I will go to your house to see the two boys in two days."

Du Wanchun nodded, "If you don't mind them, I will bring them here next time."

Madam Xu smiled and said, "Of course I don't mind them. The more children the better."

As soon as she finished speaking, a guest came to the door.

Zhang Qiuhe welcomed her in.

Du Wanchun looked carefully and saw a woman dressed in gorgeous clothes, with a pretty face and deep eye sockets, who looked a little different from the women in Cheng'an County.

Du Wanchun asked her, "Miss, what do you want to buy?"

The woman looked around with an innocent smile on her face, "I smell a good fragrance here, I don't know what it is, so I came in to take a look."

Du Wanchun took a fragrant ball, then put it in the incense burner and lit it, and slowly handed it to her, "Is it this fragrance?"

The woman was delighted and pointed to the incense burner and said, "Yes, this is it, it smells so good!"

Du Wanchun smiled and said, "This is the jasmine fragrant ball in our shop. If you like it, you can buy some back."

The woman looked carefully at the incense burner in her hand and asked in confusion, "What is this thing?"

Du Wanchun was a little confused. There should be no one in Xuanyue Country who doesn't know the incense burner, unless she is not from this country.

She put the incense burner on the table and patiently explained to her: "This is called an incense burner. Put the incense balls or incense towers in it and light them, and the fragrance will spread everywhere."

The woman felt very strange and took the incense burner in her hand and smelled it, "Boss, how much silver is this incense ball and the incense burner together?"

Du Wanchun pondered for a moment and replied: "We don't sell this incense burner, but if you want it, I can give it to you."

The woman was overjoyed, "Really?"

Du Wanchun nodded, "Really."

The woman hurriedly said: "Okay, I'll buy a box of incense balls, and you give me this incense burner."

Du Wanchun took out an abacus and counted, saying: "A total of ten taels of silver."

Du Wanchun took the silver and handed the incense burner and incense balls to her.

The woman took the incense burner and incense balls in her hands, and couldn't let go of them, and smelled them again and again.

At this time, a little maid suddenly ran over in a hurry, "Miss, Miss! Why are you here?"