80s control group: After the marriage exchange, I was loved by the group

Chapter 40 I Met a Noble Person

"Grandma, it's free. Xiaolin gave me the buns. From now on, the bun shop will sell meat buns like this."

When she heard that it was Xiaolin who gave it to her, Grandma Su quickly took one and tasted it. Her eyes widened immediately. "This meat bun is delicious. I can see that Xiaolin is so good-looking. How can he make such delicious meat buns?"

Su Wensong didn't take it too seriously. His grandmother liked Lin Chuxia and saw that she was looking at him with tinted glasses. Even if he just bought some buns from outside and said they were given by Xiao Lin, his grandmother would probably still praise him.

He picked up a meat bun, took a bite, paused, then took another bite, and took three bites in a row. Su Wensong slapped his thigh and laughed.

"I really met a noble person."

It would be unjust if a bun shop didn’t become popular with meat buns like this.

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With money in hand and Su Wensong being dedicated, the renovation was completed quickly, with the tilers finishing the work in two days. The carpenters had to wait one more day because they had to wait for the sizes of windows and doors. On the fourth day, the two rooms had been completely renovated according to Lin Chuxia's drawings.

Lin Chuxia could see the bustling scene here from the entrance of the train station and would occasionally come over to take a look. She was very satisfied with both the progress and quality of the project.

After the house is decorated, you need to prepare tables, chairs, benches, cooking utensils and stoves.

The money from last time had not been used up yet, so Lin Chuxia gave Su Wensong another 100 yuan and gave him the contact person at the coal station.

Su Wensong is a reliable person, and this is her first steamed bun shop. She will open a second and third one in the future...

As a boss, how to make good use of employees is also a science.

At this rate, the bun shop will be open in a few days.

But she still has to set up a stall these two days.

After setting up the stall, he picked up three buns, two meat-based and one vegetarian, and gave them to the old man.

As a result, before she put down the bun, the old man, who had been silent since rejecting her on the first day, spoke again.

"Take the vegetarian ones back. I like meat."

Lin Chuxia: “…”

This old man is really...

"What a coincidence! Today, all three buns are vegetarian. If you don't like them, I'll take them all away."

The old man immediately glared at me, "Why did you change my meat buns into vegetarian ones?"

Lin Chuxia was immediately amused, "Old man, when did this bun become yours?"

The old man looked at Lin Chuxia angrily, and when he saw that she was really going to leave, he snatched the bun and took a bite without thinking.

Seeing the meat filling inside, he was stunned for a moment, glanced at Lin Chuxia, and snorted coldly, "Liar."

"I'm not lying to you. There are two meat dishes and one vegetarian one. You are old now. You can't eat meat all the time. Eat some vegetables appropriately."

She added the vegetarian food yesterday. It’s not good for the old man to eat only meat.

While talking to the old man, there was a noise coming from the stall.

Lin Chuxia didn't bother to talk to the old man and hurried over.

Across from the bun stall, people had gathered around, and some even stood next to her stall. In the center, there was a middle-aged couple, and the woman was arguing with Aunt Sun, who was selling buns across the street.

"I didn't eat anything yesterday. I only ate the buns I bought from you. I started having diarrhea that night and it has lasted until today. We just went to the hospital and the doctor said we ate something unclean and that your buns were the problem."

Auntie Sun was not a vegetarian either. She looked calm and said, "You said there was something wrong with my buns, but why didn't you notice it when you ate them? How many buns did you buy? How many people ate them? Did everyone who ate the buns have diarrhea?"

After Aunt Sun finished speaking, there was a trace of guilt in the woman's eyes, but she did not back down. "Who knows what happened? My husband said the taste was not right when he ate it, and I thought I was unlucky and the skill of selling buns was not good. Who would have thought that not only was the skill bad, but the heart was also evil, and the buns were actually bad."

"I heard that there was a stall selling steamed buns near the train station that tasted good, so I came here to buy some. Who knew there were actually two stalls selling steamed buns? At the time, I asked you if you set up a stall here every day, and you said yes. Aren't you cheating me?"

She also came here today and saw two stalls selling buns. Obviously more people were buying the other one, so she realized she was buying from the wrong place.

It would have been bad enough that she bought the food from the wrong place, but she also got a stomachache and spent several dollars on medical treatment.

Aunt Sun also said, "You are the one who is cheating. Ask them if I set up a stall here every day. You, a black-hearted person, might have eaten something secretly without the knowledge of the men and children at home and got sick from it. Then you turn around and blame me. Do you really think that an old woman like me is easy to bully? Let me tell you, my son is a policeman. You will never stop bullying me like this."

When the woman heard that the other party’s son was a police officer, she immediately became timid.

Just then, an old lady in her sixties pushed through the crowd and threw a few buns in front of her. "There's something wrong with your buns. I had diarrhea after eating them yesterday. You have to pay me for it."

When one person said there was something wrong with the buns, it might be a misunderstanding, but now two people said there was something wrong with the buns, and the crowd around them immediately started pointing and talking.

"I also think there's something wrong with this bun. Didn't you see the bun skin? It looks like leftovers."

"Yes, I think so too. Look at the guy selling buns across the street. When he opens the steamer, the buns are steaming hot. You can tell they've just been steamed. Look at hers. They're almost cold. It's okay to eat cold buns in the summer, but they just don't feel fresh."

"Not only is it not fresh, it also tastes bad. Last time I saw the girl across the street didn't come and bought two buns from her, but my little grandson wouldn't eat them."

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The two men forced Aunt Sun to pay compensation, and there were voices of accusation all around. Aunt Sun finally couldn't hold it anymore, and a look of panic flashed across her face.

The next second, he saw Lin Chuxia across from him, his eyes rolled, and he pointed at her and shouted, "You said that the buns are mine, so they are my buns? I saw you buy them across from me with my own eyes, and instead of asking for compensation from the other side, you want to blackmail me, an old lady?"

The middle-aged woman looked down on him, "You, don't we know where we bought the buns from?"

The old lady next to him also said, "We bought it from you, but you didn't admit it yourself and asked us to blackmail others. You are too mean."

Aunt Sun was not intimidated at all. "Why don't I remember that you bought it from me? I said you were sent by the other side to frame me. You want to squeeze me out and stop me from doing business here? No way."

Her interference caused those who did not know right from wrong to look at Lin Chuxia immediately.

"I remember there was only one place selling steamed buns at the train station. Now there are two. Competition is inevitable."

"Now that you mention it, I remember that this is the first place to sell buns."

"Even if there is competition, you shouldn't resort to such despicable means. It's not easy to set up a stall and do business at such an old age."

"It's hard to say, let's wait and see."

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Lin Chuxia was originally eating melon on the side, but who knew that the melon would fall on her body in a moment.

(End of this chapter)