Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

Caiwei suddenly remembered that she hadn't bought anything to bring into the space today. It was already the season, and they must all be starving!

"Oh, I'm sorry, I'm so sorry for you. I was too busy today and forgot about it. I'm going to buy it right away. I'm going..."

Caiwei hurriedly asked passers-by about the nearest butcher shop and went in to buy meat.

When the shopkeeper of the butcher shop saw Caiwei coming in and seeing her gorgeous clothes, he immediately came forward with a smile on his face, nodded and bowed and said: "Miss, are you buying meat? How much do you want? I'll weigh it for you right away." ."

Caiwei looked at the red and white fat pork on the chopping board and said, "Ten pounds of it!"

"Hey, okay!"

When the shopkeeper saw a big customer coming, asking for ten pounds at a time, he was so happy that his eyes suddenly narrowed to a slit, and he hurriedly ducked into the case to cut the meat.

At this time, a thin young man walked in. The young man looked about seventeen or eighteen years old. He was fair and elegant, with delicate features. He was wearing a white washed cotton robe with several eye-catching patches on it. Although it was tattered, But it was washed cleanly, ironed flat and neat, without a trace of wrinkles.

The young man walked to the chopping board and looked at the fat meat on the chopping board with a look of anticipation in his eyes.

"Hey, official Mo is here? But he's here to buy meat on credit?"

The shopkeeper looked at the young man with side eyes.

The young man known as Mo Xiaoguanren pursed his lips and said hoarsely: "It's the shopkeeper, the doctor said."

"The doctor said that your mother is too weak, which is caused by long-term malnutrition. She needs to eat more meat to nourish herself. You have told us these words four or five times. I see that you are a filial son and I take good care of you. But my business also comes with capital. You have already given me eighty cents of meat on credit, and you haven’t paid back even a penny. I didn’t go to you to ask for it. It’s already a huge honor. How dare you? Are you shameless enough to take credit?"

The shopkeeper angrily interrupted the young man's words, got into a fit, and sneered coldly: "Young officer, I'm not talking about you. Your old man has repeatedly asked you to go back and continue being your rich young man, but you don't." Ken, I insist on letting the old man rest for a while. Now I heard that the new wife is also pregnant. The fortune teller and the doctor at the hospital said that the new lady is pregnant with a boy. If you just keep being awkward with the old man, then At that time, all the belongings in the house were inherited by the unborn young master, and it was too late for you to regret it!"

As if he didn't hear his advice, Mo Xiaoguan said to himself: "Now I have found another job copying scriptures for the temple. By the end of the month, I will be able to settle the salary of two to three hundred yuan. By then, I will definitely pay back the money I owed the shopkeeper. I just ask the shopkeeper to be accommodating and give me half a pound of pork on credit!"

Although the shopkeeper was slanderous, his thoughts were not too sinister at least. After hearing that Mr. Mo had money to pay off the debt, he snorted and said, "Well, I am a soft-hearted person, so I will make an exception and give you credit." Just once, but this is the last time. If you haven't paid it back by the end of the month, be careful that I break your leg."

"Yes, thank you shopkeeper for your help. I will keep my word and never break my promise to others."

Official Mo said in a low voice and hugged the shopkeeper's fist.

"Okay, okay, now just wait!"

The shopkeeper waved to him impatiently, quickly cut the meat for Caiwei, and then sent the waiter to the backyard to find a basket of suitable size to prepare the meat for Caiwei.

Then, he cut off a thin slice from the big piece of fat, picked it up and weighed it, then threw it on the chopping board and shouted: "Half a catty of meat, twenty cents, plus what you owed me before" The eighty we paid, the total is one hundred, remember what you said, pay the debt at the end of the month!"