I didn't sleep at night on the first night of Chu, and it rained all night. The raindrops kept knocking on the windows. Chu listened quietly, as if I was quietly enjoying my last feeling, without having to pass the feeling of evil.

The next morning, when the boy woke up, the two of them left the room early. He excitedly brought Chu to the street with him. He wanted to buy some things. From today on, he would be a businessman.

In the morning, there were more and more people on the streets, and shops on the street opened their doors to start business.

The boy was a little disdainful of these street merchants. He said that what he wanted to do was not such a businessman. He wanted to do parades, travel to the mainland, go through various adventures, and make the most money.

Along the way, he was talking about his dream of making a lot of money, his eyes shining, as if he had seen the pile of shining gold coins in front of him.

Of course, before that, he had to make some preparations. He was going to buy a suit and a carriage first. These were the most basic configurations of a parade merchant.

He took Chu into a clothing store and bought himself a clean outfit.

In the past, he could not imagine that he could go to such a big clothing store to buy clothes, but with money, everything could be imagined.

After changing into clean clothes, the boy looked much more pleasing. He was originally pretty and fair-looking. If he were placed in an ordinary family, he would have been a cute child.

At this time, he was wearing a short brown jacket and traveling pants, a white shirt, a slightly awkward bow tie under his collar, a pair of boom boots (a unique style in the mainland) and a small round hat on his head.

This really made him look like a parade dealer, if he wasn't a child.

The boy originally planned to buy Chu Ye's outfit, but Chu refused. One reason was that she could change her clothes herself, and the other reason was that after seeing the clothes the boy chose, she didn't really believe in the boy's aesthetics, although her own aesthetics were not very good.

After preparing the clothes, the boy finally ushered in his first step to becoming a parade merchant, owning his own carriage.

He wanted to own his own carriage a long time ago, but the price of the carriage always made him feel out of reach. At that time, he could only stand and watch from a distance.

And now, he could feel that it was close to him.

He held the silver coins in his hand tightly. He had experienced things that ordinary children had not experienced, so he also knew more than ordinary children.

In some ways, he is very mature because he understands reality.

The boy chose a small licensed carriage in the carriage market. The wheels were made of hardwood, and the painted just now was solid and beautiful.

The carriage is also very beautiful. If it is more refined, it may be regarded as a noble carriage.

This car cost the boy two big silver coins. He also matched a horse, a black young horse, with strong muscles and a handsome appearance.

When he got the carriage, the boy walked around the carriage several times, looking up and down, as if he couldn't see enough.

It took him a long time to pat the carriage, turn his head and look at Chu, and grin.

"We will become the most powerful businessman on this continent."

Perhaps the most powerful word he can think of is the only one.

In other aspects, the boy is also very naive because he still has the best longing for his dreams.

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After having the carriage, the boy realized that he could not drive. He stood there for a long time and was worried, which made Chu wonder if there was a part of the important thing missing in his mind.

Fortunately, I learned to drive some carriages in Hillman's country, and consciously took the reins of the carriage.

“Wheel wheel.”

On the carriage, I was driving the carriage, and from time to time, I shook the reins in my hand, and the wheels rolled across the ground and made a rolling sound.

The boy sat leaning against the carriage, holding his legs up, and playing with a silver coin in his hand, looking very leisurely.

The sky in the distance of the street is getting late, bringing the unique color of the sunset. The faint color is not clear whether it is a red or gold color.

"Speaking of it, are you called Chu, right?" The boy thought of something and suddenly asked Chu.

"Yeah." Chu didn't speak, but her voice clearly reached the boy's ears, and it was still the hoarse and dull voice.

"My name is Mann Terrell, just call me Mann." The boy said his name, lowered his head and looked at the silver coins in his hand, and asked again.

"You only call me Chu, don't have a last name?"

Chu pulled the reins, paused for a moment before answering.

"It was originally there, but now it's gone."

Mann stopped his hand playing with silver coins, perhaps knowing that he had asked something he shouldn't have asked, so he shut his mouth.

The carriage fell into silence, and at this time the carriage gradually drove into the crowded streets.

Feeling the pedestrians on both sides of the carriage, Mann smiled, threw the silver coins in his hand, and then caught them casually, saying to Chu.

"Do you know, this one can buy everything in this world."

He looked at the glimmer of light on the silver coins, and there was a faint smile on his lips.

However, Chu did not listen to Mann seriously. She looked at the streets in a daze, thinking about other things.

Mann noticed Chu's distraction, and looked in the direction where Chu's eyes were stuck, and he saw a candy shop.

He mistakenly thought Chu wanted to eat candy, but what he didn't know was that if he didn't use evil to perceive, Chu wouldn't see anything at all.

"Wait a minute." Mann stopped the carriage and asked Chu to wait in place for a while.

Chu grabbed the reins and stopped the carriage.

She felt Mann walk away and didn't care what he was going to do. She moved her gaze on her own, as if she was looking at the sunset in the distance.

This is the first world she experienced after regaining her memory, and everything is a little strange and familiar.

After all, her original memory was still in the period when she was in the wasteland and the sudden change made her feel a little uncomfortable.

"for you."

At this time, a candy was handed to Chu, blocking her perception.

When he was stunned for a moment, he turned his head, but found that Mann was smiling and holding the candy, holding the coins in his other hand and said.

"Look, I'll say it can buy everything."

At this moment, I realized that the boy probably misunderstood something, so I came to my senses and smiled helplessly.

But she still took the candy from Mann.

"Thanks."

"You're welcome." Mann said with a smile, jumping into the carriage: "You are my partner."

This is a piece of fruit hard candy, made into a large piece and connected to a wooden stick.

Chu took the candy and opened the packaging and licked it a little.

Sure enough, there was no taste at all, she could no longer taste it.

Mann, who was beside him, looked at the candy in Chu's hand with some concern and asked.

“How is it?”

He could no longer remember when he had eaten candy last time. He didn't buy it for himself to save money.

He first realized Mann's thoughts and smiled and handed the candy to him.

"It's OK, do you want to try it?"

"Um." Mann's face turned red, hesitated for a while, and turned his head away.

"Forget it, I don't like sweet food."

Chu shrugged his shoulders, took the candy back in front of him, and licked it.

So, is it sweet?

What a pity, I wanted to try it again.

She was almost forgetting what kind of taste of sugar was.

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The sunset shines on the streets and the carriages are parked by the streets, and the merchants have not yet traveled far.
Chapter completed!