After rebirth, I kidnapped the future powerful official

Chapter 87

"No, I slept well."

Cui Yunhao shook his head, walked to her side, and watched intently as she picked up the ebony comb and straightened her hair slowly.

Not long after, there was a knock on the door outside the yard.

Chu Yingying tied the last bun, and was about to go to open the door, when Cui Yunhao hurriedly stopped her and said, "Sister, let me go."

Chu Yingying nodded slightly, took the dirty water from the basin to the flower bed and poured it out, then went into the kitchen to bake flax cakes.

She was just halfway through the ironing process when she heard movement behind her and turned her head to see that it was Cui Yunhao who had entered.

Chu Yingying kept moving her hands, she just raised her head and asked, "Who knocked on the door just now?"

Cui Yunhao's face sank like water, and he said lightly: "Cheng Shuyu."

Chu Yingying was about to say something, but Cui Yunhao said in a muffled voice, "Sister ordered food at his house?"

"Yes." Chu Yingying nodded slightly, sprinkled sesame seeds on the browned mustard pancakes, and said softly: "I discussed it with his mother before, seeing that the new year is approaching, I want to stock up on more food, so I asked her to help. I picked some vegetables that can be stored for a long time, such as eggplants, beans, winter melons, etc. I originally agreed that I would come to pick them up by myself, but I didn't expect Cheng Shuyu to deliver them to us."

Cui Yunhao frowned vaguely after listening.

Chu Yingying took the baked pancakes out of the pan and served them in a large enamel bowl. Seeing that his hands were empty, she asked again, "Did you bring those dishes in?"

Cui Yunhao lowered his eyes, touched his nose, and said a little eccentrically: "Here, it's a whole sack. His family is really polite."

Chu Yingying naturally heard the meaning of his words, but she didn't pick on them. She just wiped her hands on her waist and said, "Hurry up and bring all the dishes to the kitchen. I'll go to the kitchen after I finish eating the pancakes." Pay for the food."

Hearing this, Cui Yunhao hurriedly said: "Sister, you still have to go to Jishitang to work, so don't bother you about this trivial matter, leave it to me."

Chu Yingying glanced at him, hesitated for a moment, and then smiled brightly: "It's fine. You have grown up and become a little man. It's time for you to learn to handle some things independently. I will take the vegetable money later Here you are, you can go to Cheng Shuyu's mother to settle the settlement, remember it's best to bargain, if it's cheaper, it's worth a penny, and it's just a good time to take this opportunity to practice your eloquence."

Cui Yunhao nodded again and again, fully agreeing.

The two had a meal, and quickly wiped out all the baked flax cakes in the bowl. Chu Yingying wiped her mouth, turned and went back to the room to bring a small purse, and put it in Cui Yunhao's hand.

After sending Chu Yingying to Jishitang, Cui Yunhao greeted the Lu family, but he didn't go home immediately, but went to the market where he and Chu Yingying sold Spring Festival couplets.

The sun was shining lazily on the top of the head, and it was only early in the morning, the streets were already full of people, all the shops were opening one after another, and the various signboards were dazzling.

Cui Yunhao walked forward, turned two turns, and finally stopped at the gate of Yuewenzhai.

Yuewenzhai is the only bookstore in the morning market.

At this time, sitting or standing, many people were already crowded under the thatched shed to read books, and it was dark.

If you have money, you can buy the book and read it; if you don't have money, you can stay here and read it to your heart's content before leaving.

The shopkeeper is a gentle and elegant Confucian scholar, and he doesn't mind much.

As soon as Cui Yunhao walked in, the shopkeeper greeted him with a smile all over his face, and said, "Yunhao is here?"

"Master Jia, good morning."

Cui Yunhao also smiled and greeted him.

The shopkeeper took out a copper coin from his pocket, stuffed it into his hand, and said, "This is your reward for copying books for me last month. Count it and see if there is any shortage?"

(End of this chapter)