Chapter 28 Sun Mansion bought all

Following Sun Fu to the kitchen yard, Su Sanlang put down his back basket, opened the sack, and caught both the pheasant and the hare.

Because the feet tied with ropes limit their range of movement, but this does not prevent them from being active.

It looks like the hair is smooth and smooth, and it looks good at first glance.

Compared to the other three hares and two pheasants in the yard, they are really one in the sky and one underground.

Sun Fu looked at Su Sanlang and asked, "You said you have been raising me for a while, right?"

Su Sanlang nodded.

Sun Fu looked at Su Sanlang and praised sincerely: "Then you have such a good hand. This wild thing is not convinced. I have seen the worse and worse the more I raise it, but the better the better, it is rare. The things are really good, but there are too many. You are here, and wait until I go to the front yard to ask questions before coming over to calculate with you."

If there were a few, Sun Fu would make the decision to buy them all, but the number was large and he was not sure, so he would ask.

Su Sanlang smiled and nodded: "As long, then I'll wait here."

Sun Fu went into the kitchen to wash his hands, then picked up a rabbit and went to the front yard.

Su Sanlang waited quietly on the spot.

Not long after, Sun Fu came back with a rabbit with a smile on his face. Before he could enter, he started shouting: "Xiao Li Xiaozhou, come out to help weigh."

As he said that, Sun Fu smiled and said to Su Sanlang: "Congratulations, you, my head of the family has spoken, and I want them all. If you catch them in the future, I will send them here first. If nothing unexpected happens, our Sun's family will accept them all."

Su Sanlang was also very happy and replied with a smile: "Okay, OK."

If he could sell it all at once, he wouldn't have to go to other places to sell it. He could buy things early and go home. Su Sanlang was so happy.

He helped weigh the weights, thirteen rabbits weighed 70 kilograms in total, eight pheasants had thirty-one kilograms, and six turtledoes had 30 kilograms.

Sun Fu smiled and said, "The price should be based on the last time. These turtle doves will calculate together for you at the same price. Do you think it's OK?"

Su Sanlang nodded: "Okay, no problem."

Sun Fu said: "The rabbit has seventy kilograms, thirty-one kilograms, and three kilograms of turtle doves, a total of 104 kilograms, a total of 25 kilograms, and a total of exactly 20,100 kilograms."

After Sun Fu finished counting, he started counting the money.

Two taels of silver plus one hundred cigarettes came to Su Sanlang's hands, and it was heavy. He smiled foolishly. It was so much money. He could buy a lot of rice and a lot of cloth, so he didn't have to be hungry and froze.

"Master Fu, then I'll go back first, my family is still waiting for me."

Su Sanlang said with a smile.

Sun Fu looked at Su Sanlang and nodded: "As long, then you go back, I'm going to be busy."

Sun Fu had already used a knife to catch the rabbit. After slashing it neatly, he suddenly looked at Su Sanlang and said, "Look at my memory. You can find the way out of the house. I don't have time to take you out."

Sun Fu pressed the rabbit to catch rabbit blood, and his technique was very stable. The rabbit blood dripped into the bowl, but there was no drop outside.

Su Sanlang nodded in surprise: "I can find it."

After saying that, he turned around and left the mansion on his own.

With a heavy silver and money in his arms, he thought about it and took out twenty cents. When he arrived at the back door, he gave it to the servant who was guarding the door. Su Sanlang said, "Brother, you have worked hard. I'll give you this little money. I hope you don't think it's too little."

Twenty-months are not much, but not much. After all, Su Sanlang is not a rich man either.

The servant immediately changed into a smile and respectfully sent Su Sanlang out, congratulating him on his good luck.

Su Sanlang smiled and said goodbye to the servant. He did this to please the servant, so that he would be more smooth next time he came.

Although the servant who saw it was inconspicuous, it was of great use.

Su Sanlang's generousness also made the servant have a good impression of him. Looking at Su Sanlang's back as he walked away, he thought to himself: I will report this person earlier next time, and he will not forget himself after selling it. It is much better than other hunters. It is better than nothing. No matter how small the legs of a mosquito is, it is still flesh.

Su Sanlang went to the rice and grain shop.

16 ounces per pound of white rice, 18 ounces per pound of gold and jade rods, and 17 ounces per pound of white flour.

Su Sanlang had clear goals, and he smiled gently and said, "Boss, I want to buy 100 kilograms of grain and vegetable seeds. Can you give me some cheaper?"

The shopkeeper smiled and said, "A pound can cost you a penny at most. Do you think you want it?"

Su Sanlang smiled and nodded: "I want it, I want fifty kilograms of white rice, fifty kilograms of gold and jade rod particles, and five kilograms of white flour. If you grow vegetables, two kilograms of vegetables will be enough."

The guy smiled, and tweaked the abacus neatly, and said while calculating: "Fifty kilograms of white rice, fifteen kilograms, a total of seven hundred and fifty kilograms, a total of three hundred and fifty kilograms of gold and jade rods, a total of three hundred and fifty kilograms, a total of sixteen kilograms of white flour, a total of eighty kilograms, a total of two kilograms of vegetables, a total of one thousand one hundred and eighty kilograms."

After saying that, he smiled and said to Su Sanlang: "Call yourself, please do it yourself, see if there is any mistake?"

Su Sanlang himself also calculated silently in his heart. He was very busy and the guy didn't urge him.

Su Sanlang did it right and then said, "That's right."

After saying that, he paid.

The shopkeeper also started to weigh food to him, and soon three large pockets were filled with them and put them in Su Sanlang's backpack.

Two or two kinds of vegetables are also among them.

And he had 895 cents left on his money. Su Sanlang carried the basket and planned to buy some more candy and go home.

With so much food, the guy kindly helped him up and said with a smile, "Call the guest and walk slowly."

Su Sanlang spent ten cents to buy a few small pieces of candy before he went home with the remaining money.

This time it was noon when he returned to the village, and most people were at home.

Seeing Su Sanlang greeting him enthusiastically, Su Sanlang knew very well that they just wanted to know where he got the money from buying food.

Su Sanlang just smiled and didn't respond. He didn't respond, and the person who asked was tactful and stopped asking.

When passing by the Su family, Wang looked extremely embarrassed: "Where did you get the money? Did you steal the money from your family?"

Wang stared at Su Sanlang's backpack, with resentment in his eyes.

Su Sanlang felt cold and said coldly: "When I moved, my mother watched me with her own eyes. I had the opportunity to steal money from my family?"

Su Sanlang didn't want to say much to Wang, and walked straight past the door of his house that made him sad. This was no longer his home, his home was at the end of the village.

Wang looked at Su Sanlang's cold words to her, feeling very uncomfortable, and immediately cursed: "Kill Qiandao, those who have no conscience, would rather spend money outside than come to buy food at home. It has been in vain for so many years. God has no eyes. Such a bad conscience is still not dead!"

Wang's vicious curse did not stop Su Sanlang. Su Sanlang quickly disappeared from Wang's sight. Wang still cursed angrily for a while, but no matter how she scolded her, it would not affect Su Sanlang.
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