Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

"Three hundred taels!"

Huo Yuanfeng said a few words so calmly that Caiwei's jaw almost dropped.

Oh my God! A meal costs three hundred taels of silver. This is too...too...luxury!

After being shocked, Caiwei didn't understand him. Since he could spend a lot of money on a meal, why did he become stingy when it came to buying a house?

If Huo Yuan knew that she would have such a view of him, he would definitely not shirk the purchase of a house just to stay with her for a few more days!

After eating this sumptuous lunch, Caiwei felt heartbroken. There was still a lot left on the huge banquet table, and it was all just money!

Heartbroken, she called the waiter and ordered him to pack the remaining meals for her to take away.

The waiter was stunned when he heard Caiwei's instructions. The people who could come to this private room to eat were all rich or noble people in Lin'an Mansion. I had never seen anyone take away the leftover food. This kind of thing is very embarrassing in the eyes of wealthy people. Moreover, the person who came with this woman was the famous Mr. Huo Yuanhuo.

However, after listening to the woman's instructions, Mr. Huo did not put forward any objections. Instead, he glanced at the stunned waiter and urged: "Hurry up and go!"

"Hey, hey..."

The waiter came to his senses and went down to look for the food box.

After the waiter left, Huo Yuan said tactfully: "The food here is indeed well-deserved. Why don't we invite Uncle Mu and Aunt Mu to have a taste tomorrow?"

Caiwei laughed and said, "Brother Huo, I don't want to take these meals back to my parents. Just now when we were looking at the house, I accidentally saw a few beggars on the West Street. We were looking for food in the garbage dump next to a restaurant, looking at it with fear. The rest of what we ate were all rare and good things, very nutritious. If they were given to the beggars, they would be full. A good meal can help their bodies get some nourishment. If these vegetables were left here like this, they would probably be thrown away and it would be a waste of natural resources. It is better for us to use them to do good deeds, which is also considered a meritorious deed. "

After hearing this, Huo Yuan felt even more grateful for Caiwei's kindness. He nodded and praised, "My sister is really a kind-hearted person. In that case, I will order people to take these things and distribute them to the beggars."

After saying that, he called his personal servant to rejoice, and ordered him to take the food and give it to the beggars. Then he went out to buy a hundred cooking cakes, a hundred steamed buns, and a hundred steamed buns, and distributed them as well. them.

After this luxurious lunch, Huo Yuan took Caiwei to look at houses again. They looked at several houses, but none of them were to Huo Yuan's liking. In Caiwei's opinion, these houses were already very good, but Huo Yuan didn't like them. However, Yuan was very picky. He felt that these houses were either too big or too small, too far away or too expensive. In short, they were not to his liking.

Seeing that Caiwei couldn't find a suitable house for a while, and she didn't want to waste time, she suggested buying some daily necessities for the nursing home first. Huo Yuan accepted her suggestion and went with her.

They first went to the cloth store and purchased a large amount of coarse cloth, intending to leave it to the beggars in the support hall to make clothes, bedding and other items.

Most of the beggars only had one piece of clothing, and they were all pickled and shabby, and some even had lice. Caiwei decided that as soon as the people from the nursing home moved in, they would be asked to throw away all the pickled and shabby clothes. , put on the new clothes she prepared for them!

Huo Yuan's young boy Xishun walked behind the two of them, scratching his head and wondering. It was just a dozen pieces of coarse cloth and dozens of kilograms of cotton. Mr. He Lao went to buy it himself. In the past, his family used to buy houses and land. Major matters are mostly handled by the housekeeper, so why does the young master need to do it himself?