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nReturn by Ox-cart

n“Then… I’ll have eight vegetable buns, eight meat buns, and nine plain buns! Wrap four of the meat buns separately and the rest together. We want to take them with us!” Lin Xiaoyue immediately said.

nSeeing that Lin Xiaoyue was buying so many, the owner of the steamed bun stand glanced at Liu Shi behind her.

nSeeing that Liu Shi didn’t say anything, he smiled and said, “Okay, little girl, wait a moment!” Then he quickly started to pack.

nLin Xiaoyue saw the expression of the owner of the steamed bun stall and turned her head to give her mother a mischievous smile. Seeing this, her mother gave her another look.

nDid she want to spend all the money she earned today?

nVery quickly, the seller wrapped everything that Lin Xiaoyue wanted with oil paper.

n“Here, it’s a total of 37 cents. Please count them!” Lin Xiaoyue quickly paid the money.

nThe seller was surprised to see a handful of copper coins in Lin Xiaoyue’s hand.

nThen he took the money and counted it to make sure it was correct.

n“No problem. Here, take them, little girl!” Then he handed the steamed buns over.

nLin Xiaoyue didn’t take them, but turned around.

nOnly then did Liu Shi come forward with a smile and put the steamed buns into Lin Xiaoyue’s basket.

nThen, they left the steamed bun stand and went to get vegetables.

nTheir family really didn’t have a single vegetable plant. They had to buy them.

nLiu Shi was much more generous when it came to buying vegetables because she remembered that they wouldn’t spoil in the interspatial ring.

nLin Xiaoyue went to get a few catties of pork before she was called by Liu Shi to walk towards the city gate.

nOn the way, Lin Xiaoyue saw a cloth shop, and she rushed into it to buy materials for her mother to make clothes for them.

nLiu Shi was helpless.

nThinking that Lin Xiaoyue was going into the mountains, if the clothes were damaged, it would be difficult to mend them again, so she agreed reluctantly.

nSo they bought some more linen.

nAfter leaving the cloth shop, Liu Shi told Lin Xiaoyue that if they were late, they wouldn’t be able to get on the ox-cart, so she stopped Lin Xiaoyue from looking around.

nOutside the city, there was indeed only one ox-cart left beside.

nCoincidentally, the one driving the ox-cart was the same old man who had sent them here in the morning.

nIt was already close to eleven o’clock. The sun was scorching hot, and Lin Xiaoyue was sweating profusely from the heat.

nLiu Shi was even more uncomfortable than Lin Xiaoyue, but she endured it.

n“Yo, the girl who hunts! Want a ride?” The old man recognized Lin Xiaoyue and asked her with a smile.

nSeeing them carrying so many things, he knew that they had made a lot of money today.

n“Yes, old man. We are going to Daishi Village. How much do you charge?” Lin Xiaoyue said with a smile.

nThe old man looked at the mother and daughter. This time, they didn’t have as many things as they did in the morning.

n“5 cents. But we don’t have enough people. We have to wait before we set off,” the old man said.

nLin Xiaoyue looked at her mother, who was so hot that she didn’t want to speak anymore, and then looked at the sun.

n“It’s getting late. It’s time to go back and eat. How about I give you 8 cents and we leave now?” Lin Xiaoyue said.

nLiu Shi glanced at her daughter and didn’t say anything.

nThe people who came to town from all the villages must have gone back by this time. They didn’t know how much longer they would have to wait.

nTwo more cents would do. They should go back earlier so that the Wang family didn’t have to make food for Zhi’er.

n“Sure!” The old man replied with a smile.

n“Get on!” As he spoke, he came to help the mother and daughter carry the basket into the ox-cart.

nAfter getting on the ox-cart, the old man rode away with them

nThe sun was high in the sky, so they took some branches to cover the basket and their heads. Fortunately, there was some wind, which made it more tolerable.

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