After the vicious adoptive mother gave up, the scumbag children regretted it

Uncle Niu is fine. All men care about their reputation. He cannot show his weakness in a place like this. At most, he will lose all the money he earns in a month. He can just earn more by himself.

Aunt Niu was a little timid. The impetuous woman didn't even dare to breathe loudly at this time. The children were also very cautious. They had walked outside countless times and came in for the first time. They felt that everything was so precious and they were afraid to break something and ask them to pay for it.

The waiter was not one to look down on others. He thought that when someone came in, he was a guest and he had to treat them with a bowl of noodles. "What would you like? Our signature plain noodles are ten cents a bowl. If you have a big appetite, I can ask the kitchen to add more noodles."

Shen Nanzhi had a good first impression. This guy is pretty nice. "What's the signature dish? Is there anything the kids like? We're all here to celebrate today, so we have to eat something good."

"It's a happy event, so we should celebrate. The signature dishes are stir-fried rooster, braised duck, braised fish, and four-happiness meatballs. The sweet dishes that children like to eat include sweet and sour yam, sugar lotus root meatballs, etc. They all taste very good."

"Serve the same dish, and give each person another bowl of noodles. If it's not enough, add more."

"Okay, wait a minute. I'll give you a stack of sunflower seeds. You can eat them to kill time. The kitchen will serve the food as soon as possible."

"The waiter is really nice, warm and considerate, and he doesn't look down on others. This is a reward for you. Do a good job in the future."

"Thank you girl for the reward."

It turned out to be two cents of silver. The clerk was overjoyed as he only earned one or two taels of silver a month.

I thought they were a poor family just trying to save money, but I didn't expect they were rich.

After Aunt Niu and the others left, she whispered, "Just eat two dishes to taste them. It's a waste to order so many."

Shen Nanzhi poured them some tea and said, "If you eat it, it won't be wasted. Aunt Niu, please eat more."

Niu Debao: "We will definitely eat it all and not waste anything. Sister Nanzhi, we will sell sausages tomorrow and make a lot of money. I will let my parents eat out every day in the future to help my brother find a wife and save up a dowry for my sister."

The guests at the next table were all amused. "This child is really sensible and knows how to take care of his family. He is a good child."

Shen Nanzhi saw that he was in his fifties, wearing a sky-blue long gown, with an extraordinary appearance and gentle eyes. He didn't look like a bad guy. He said, "That's right. My children are all good."

As the food was served, Shen Nanzhi asked Uncle Niu: "How about a couple of drinks? I'll drink with Uncle Niu."

"Okay, bring a pot of wine. Uncle Niu is happy today. You are finally out of the fire pit. You must drink something."

Shen Nanzhi loved drinking in his previous life. He had a lot of social engagements and his alcohol tolerance was not bad, so he drank almost every day. Later, when he became a big boss, drinking became a kind of taste, and he no longer drank for social engagements until he vomited blood.

I gradually fell in love with wine tasting. I can now tell the names, concentrations, origins, etc. of famous domestic and foreign wines after tasting them. It is no problem for me to fool laymen.

There is only one kind of liquor sold here, called Wuliangshao, which is not very strong and is as turbid as rice wine. It costs fifty cents for a pot of liquor, which is only one pound.

Good wine is naturally expensive. Shen Nanzhi was not picky. He drank a glass with Uncle Niu, tasted it, and said, "It's almost good. The five kinds of grains are true, but the water is not good enough. It's a bit sour. If it's mountain spring water, the price of this wine can be doubled."

The old man next door became interested: "Girl, do you know wine?"

"I'm just guessing. I've drunk a lot with my father before. Please don't laugh at me if I'm wrong."

"No, I also drink this wine often. Now that you mention it, I think it can be improved. Thank you for the reminder."

"you are……"

"I am the owner of this Wuliang Shao. I love good food and good wine, and I often come here to eat. My last name is Xie."

Uncle Niu stood up and bowed, "It turns out to be Master Xie. I have heard of your great name for a long time."

"Sit down and tell me, do you live in the county? What do you do?"

The two sides started chatting. Mr. Xie felt a little lonely after eating and drinking alone, so he wanted to find someone to chat with.

This conversation was amazing. The fat girl could tell something about everything. She was very knowledgeable and not an ordinary girl.

Uncle Niu also benefited from this. From now on, all the pork the Xie family needed would be bought from him, and they now had a big customer.

Uncle Niu went to drink with Master Xie, while Shen Nanzhi invited the children to eat. They all had greasy mouths and happy expressions on their little faces.

A little head popped in from the doorway. It was a little beggar. He smiled and said, "Brother Xiaoer, please give me some food. I haven't had anything to eat for three days. Please have pity on me."

The waiter said, "Wait in the back alley. I'll leave some for you after the guests leave. Don't disturb the guests here. I can't do anything if the shopkeeper beats you up."

"There are too many people behind me, I can't grab them."

The guy was helpless, "Just wait, there's nothing we can do."

Niu Sanbao was the softest: "Sister, can you give him something to eat?"

Perhaps because of the trauma of adopting three children, Shen Nanzhi did not have much sympathy for the beggar and said, "The guys will give it to him. We don't need to worry about it. Everyone has a hard time these days. We can only live our own lives first. Eat quickly."

Niu Sanbao lowered his head to eat, and finally secretly hid a piece of meat to feed it to the beggar later.

After eating and drinking, Shen Nanzhi counted the bill and found that he had spent less than two taels of silver. Aunt Niu felt distressed again, as the whole family could not spend so much in a month and it was all gone in one meal.

Shen Nanzhi smiled and said, "I have money. When the Jiang family pays back the money, I will be a wealthy woman. I can eat delicious food and drink spicy drinks every day."

Aunt Niu sighed, "You should keep that little money as your dowry, but don't spend it recklessly. You still have a long life ahead of you, so you have to be thrifty."

Shen Nanzhi: "I'm afraid my husband's family will worry about my dowry, so I'd better live a good life first. A good husband's family doesn't care about my dowry. If someone marries me for my dowry, he is not a good man, and I won't marry him.

Aunt, help me find a house that is bigger so we can move in together."

"You have such a big idea, I can't argue with you, but the house is easy to talk about, I will help you keep an eye on it."

Uncle Niu drank a little too much, and Shen Nanzhi listened to him telling Master Xie everything about himself. Master Xie also cursed Jiang Chen for being shameless, saying that he was a scum of the world and not worthy of being a scholar.

The two of them scolded Jiang Chen together and regarded him as a close friend, and they were just short of becoming sworn brothers.

Seeing that it was getting late, Aunt Niu helped him to leave. If he drank any more, all his secrets would be revealed to others.

Shen Nanzhi discovered that the child had not left yet. He was squatting in the corner to bask in the sun and could actually smile. There were many scars on his exposed wrists and ankles, indicating that he had suffered a lot.

Niu Sanbao secretly gave him the meat he had saved. The child thanked him excitedly and finished it in a few bites, savoring the taste of the meat with satisfaction.

Shen Nanzhi pretended not to see it. One cannot kill the kind nature of children. Not every beggar child is bad.