After rebirth, I abducted the future minister

Chapter 44 Breaking the Face

He paused for a moment, then continued: "Besides, although the pearl is not a priceless treasure, it is still worth a lot of silver. It is not safe for me to keep it in case it is stolen.

Wouldn't it be bad if it was taken away?"

Cui Yunhao cocked his neck and said nothing. Pei Wencan thought that his words had broken through his psychological defense and smiled proudly. Unexpectedly, Cui Yunhao shook his head like a rattle and said decisively:

"Uncle Pei, that bead is the only relic left by my father to him. My nephew can't make the decision. Please forgive me for not giving it to me."

Pei Wencan had a lump in his throat when he heard this, and immediately swallowed the words as soon as they reached his mouth.

Cui Yunhao raised his head and looked directly at him, clenched his fists in his legs, and said coldly: "Uncle, I sent someone to call my nephew to the study very early in the morning. After going through such a long circle, it turned out that Bu Nao was just asking for my nephew."

Hand over the beads?"

Pei Wencan was shocked when he heard this. He has been in the business world for many years and has a unique set of skills in dealing with them. He thought that a little kid like Cui Yunhao, who was not experienced in the world, would be a piece of cake and effortless.

Can he be obedient and give him the beads? But who would have known that the boy was so stubborn, even more stubborn than his father!

Having lost face in front of Cui Yunhao, Pei Wencan was of course a little angry. He coughed dryly and said with a hint of coercion in his words: "I'm afraid my nephew has misunderstood! Things are not what I thought, and he is just for me.

Otherwise, he can give me other things in exchange."

Pei Wencan shouted from behind: "Stop!"

After speaking, Cui Yunhao glanced at Cui Yunhao arrogantly, as if he was sure that the child would nod in agreement, but who knew that Cui Yunhao did not move his eyes to the silver from the beginning to the end, and jumped up from his seat.

He stood up, held his head high and said: "Uncle, that bead is a thought left by my father. In his heart, it is a priceless treasure. A good word is a promise worth a thousand pieces of gold. I don't think that I can throw away the original promise with a few stinky money."

The back of my head."

As soon as he finished speaking, Pei Wencan quickly turned to the back of the big screen. Mei Nao came back shortly after, holding a heavy wooden box in his legs. When he opened the lid, he saw that it was filled with silver ingots filled with red flowers.

Son, dazzling.

At that time, Chu Yingying had prepared hot water and was about to wash her face. As soon as she put the towel into the basin, she heard the sound of footsteps. She suddenly raised her eyes and saw Cui Yunhao standing at the door, angry.

Panting, his face looked as moldy as the mud coming from the peeling earth wall.

Cui Yunhao didn't look back, and ran back to Caiyun Court as fast as oil on the soles of his feet.

"Me!" Pei Wencan was so angry that he blew his beard and stared, with an expression on his face as if someone had forced a smelly duck egg into his mouth.

Pei Wencan put the wooden box on the table in front of Cui Yunhao, stroking his beard and said: "How about he use that box of silver to exchange for my bead? Isn't it a good deal?"

Cui Yunhao was an angry person. He snorted coldly, tore through Pei Wencan's hypocrite skin, scattered the entire box of silver ingots on the table on the ground, turned around and left.

She was stunned for a moment, then hurriedly walked over and asked, "What happened?"

Cui Yunhao didn't wait to catch his breath, stretched out his legs to pull Chu Yingying and begged to go out. His tone was full of anger: "Sister, they get out of there quickly!"

Seeing that his eyes were red and swollen from crying, Chu Yingying felt distressed and surprised at the same time. She wanted to ask him carefully, but gave up after thinking about it.

She knew without guessing that the little mouse must have suffered a lot from Master Pei.

(End of chapter)