I Was Called a Poor Widow, But I Relied on My Supernatural Powers To Fight Back In Ancient Times

Chapter 508 Dare to gossip about her daughter

In front of such a person, Shopkeeper Wang placed the money in a pile on the small square table, "Sister-in-law clicked a few to make sure it was correct, and then we left."

I guessed that this sister-in-law must be a generous person. When she came, she prepared enough carts so that she could pull them back in one go. She was right.

When the cashier was counting money, Bai Yunxi had been watching from the side. He looked at the copper plates placed on the table and counted them symbolically. The number was just right.

 “Thank you, King Jin, the shopkeeper, and the money is just right.”

“Sister-in-law, you’re welcome. It’s our responsibility to collect and sell grain, so it’s not hard work. If I have any surplus grain to sell in the future, just go to the grain store and let me know.”

Just looking at the big house where this person lives, there is no need to guess that there must be a lot of land.

 Collecting grain and selling it, both parties benefit.

Hearing Shopkeeper Wang’s tone, Bai Yunxi quickly thanked him, “Thank you so much. I won’t have to trouble Shopkeeper Wang in the future.”

She naturally has to take over when people are polite to her. She is determined to become a local landlady, and her land will naturally increase. Buying and selling grain will become commonplace in the future.

"Then we'll leave now without delaying your work in the fields."

Shopkeeper Wang cupped his hands and waved to the counting house, asking him to direct the last few grain trucks out of the yard.

 “Okay, I’ll see Shopkeeper Wang out.”

Baiyunxi exchanged a few pleasantries and sent the people to the gate. He watched the car slowly leave. When he turned around, he found that the people who had gathered at the head of the village to watch the excitement had gathered around.

Everyone looked at Baiyunxi with envy, and some people kept peeking into the yard. Fortunately, Du Shi was clever and closed the door directly as he entered.

The money from the grain sale is still hanging out on the porch. If someone looks at it, there might be some trouble.

Her mother-in-law warned her last year that the only way to protect herself is to keep her wealth from leaking.

Bai Yunxi looked at the closed door behind her and curled her lower lips. Mrs. Du is a smart daughter-in-law. She is very suitable to be the eldest daughter-in-law of the family.

“Her aunt, you sold so much grain and got a lot of money, right?”

"It's no need to ask. The price of food is so high now. It costs at least dozens of guan. I'm right, her aunt."

Looking at the gossipy eyes of several people, Bai Yunxi was speechless, "I can't save too much money. I took a lot of credit to build this house, and I'm just waiting to sell grain to pay off the debt."

Hearing Bai Yunxi's tone, everyone looked at her yard. No one doubted how much such a big yard would cost.

This aunt is really bad at getting along.

"Well, let me tell you, what did her sister-in-law do to build such a big yard? She might as well keep the money to marry her sons. Besides, wasn't your daughter divorced? She will have to marry outside the home in the future, although the second marriage will not You’re very particular, but you also have to prepare a dowry, right?”

"That's true. Her sister-in-law really needs to prepare more dowry for her daughter, and maybe she can find a better man. Otherwise, except for those old widowers, who would be willing to marry a second-hand man..."

Before the man could finish speaking, Bai Yunxi glanced at him with a sharp look.

"Shut up, you are the mother-in-law of Bai Zhengde's family. Do you have a sore back or a sore **** to worry about other people's family? The family is a lazy thing. If the house is not collapsed by snow, they only rely on the village's relief food. Du Ri, what qualifications do you have to talk about others?"

Bai Yunxi pinched her waist and stared at her with disgust, making Mrs. Bai Zhengde blush with shame.

 (End of this chapter)