Chapter 146: Chapter 146: The Bigger the Shop, the Bigger the Bully

Yu Nuannuan: ???

Gu Mo: !!!

He already ate them?

Those two little tomatoes—Yu Nuannuan had been saving them to eat after lunch!

But seeing how satisfied Yu Hai looked, Yu Nuannuan could only sigh.

Forget it, forget it. After all, he’s my handsome dad! Let him eat them if he wants!

Yu Hai had no idea that so many thoughts had flashed through Yu Nuannuan’s little head. After eating the two tomatoes, he even looked a bit regretful. “Nuannuan, your little pouch is too small. It can’t even hold a few tomatoes. I’ll have your mom make you a small shoulder bag so you can bring more snacks next time.”

Yu Nuannuan smiled: Is it for me to bring snacks, or for you?

When Yu Zhenmin arrived, he saw Yu Nuannuan and Yu Hai, father and daughter, sitting across from each other, both smiling. Across from them, Gu Mo was sitting upright, looking adorably dazed.

A breeze blew by, making the little curl on Gu Mo’s forehead sway from side to side, making him look even cuter and more innocent.

Seeing this scene, Yu Zhenmin’s hands itched—he really wanted to ruffle Gu Mo’s little head.

Although there were six grandsons at home, they were all lively and never sat still for a moment, let alone sat so obediently like this.

Not just in the Yu family—even if you looked all over Sanliqiao, you wouldn’t find another child like this.

With his hands behind his back, Yu Zhenmin strolled over to Gu Mo’s side and naturally placed his hand on Gu Mo’s head. “Silly boy, what are you looking at?”

Gu Mo tilted his little head up to look at Yu Zhenmin. “I’m looking at Nuannuan…”

Yu Zhenmin chuckled and nodded, following Gu Mo’s words, “Nuannuan is nice to look at, isn’t she? Go ahead and look!”

Gu Mo: “…”

He hadn’t finished what he wanted to say!

But seeing Yu Zhenmin like this, Gu Mo finally closed his mouth.

Forget it, no need to say more.

The meaning is about the same anyway.

Gu Jianguo went inside to put away the money, then came out to wash his hands and face before helping Qin Yuelan and Xu Shuhua with lunch.

He couldn’t help much with other things, but he could at least tend the fire.

With him watching the fire, Qin Yuelan could focus on other tasks.

Xu Shuhua kept her hands busy and her mouth even busier, asking Gu Jianguo about his morning. “Jianguo, who did you sell your things to?”

At the mention of this, Gu Jianguo couldn’t help but get excited.

“After Fourth Brother and I got to the county, we took your advice, Auntie, and went to Antique Street.”

“We got there too early—there weren’t many people yet, and only two or three shops were open.”

“Fourth Brother said the big shops bully customers, so he took me to a shop that wasn’t very big but looked really nice.”

“We went in, and there was only a young man inside, about the same age as Fourth Brother. He looked at our stuff and said it was some kind of jade carving—maybe not top-quality jade, but still decent. He asked how we wanted to sell it and if we had more at home.”

“I told him we had bigger pieces at home, different from these. He said he wanted them all, gave us a price, paid us, and said he’d come in the afternoon to pick up the goods.”

“Fourth Brother and I took the money, bought some things, and came back!”

Xu Shuhua listened carefully, and after hearing the whole story, she had only one thought: Gu Jianguo really doesn’t know how to tell a story.

If it had been Yu Hai, he would’ve made it sound thrilling and dramatic.

Even though Gu Jianguo’s telling was dry, at least he made things clear.

“Well, no matter what, now that you have the money, you can start thinking about what to do next,” Xu Shuhua said.

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