Su Yan agreed to sell it to him, took out the land deed from her socks, handed over the money in one hand and the land deed in the other.
After getting the ten taels of silver, Su Yan felt confident that she would not be left empty-handed in this hellish place.
After these people left, Qin An closed the courtyard door.
Su Yan gave Qin An seven taels of silver, and explained under his gaze: "Brother Qin, the extra one tael of silver counts as the money I borrowed to stay at your house, and the six taels of silver were lent to you by me."
The two of them are not related, so the money transaction is more reliable, or at least the relationship between the tenant and the owner.
I've probably never seen such a stupid person. He just gave him a tael of silver. Fortunately, Qin An was not a bad person.
He only asked for six taels of silver, "No, I have enough money to eat."
"I'll go to town tomorrow and write you a deed of loan."
"No, I believe Brother Qin." Su Yan's eyebrows were curved, and she didn't look like she was telling lies.
Suddenly she smelled a mushy smell, and she said "Ah", "My rice is done, mushy, mushy." After saying that, she hurriedly ran into the kitchen.
Looking at her figure, Qin An suddenly smiled, but quickly stopped and followed her to the kitchen.
Su Yan stirred the pot with a spatula. The rice was a little crispy, but it didn't affect the eating. "Fortunately, it wasn't too mushy, it's almost ready." After saying that, she took a ladle and scooped it into the earthen bowl.
After that, the vegetables were stir-fried with water, and salt and chili were added. The flavor of the chili was brought out, and it was much more delicious than the lunch.
Probably because men and women were on guard, Qin An scooped up the rice, picked up some vegetables, and went to sit on the threshold of the yard.
The strong figure looked lonely and pitiful.
It's quite lonely to be alone all the time after living for so long.
Su Yan understands that this feeling is uncomfortable. In her previous life, she went out to work and had no one to talk to. She kept everything in her mind, and sometimes she felt almost depressed.
She thought for a moment, then carried the dishes out, a little far away from him, placed the dishes in the middle, and said when she had nothing to say: "Brother Qin, the moon is really round today."
"Um."
Qin An stood up uncomfortably and sat further away, fearing that the two of them would get into some improper relationship.
Su Yan: "..."
If she hadn't been afraid of being embarrassed by saying it, she would have wanted to say: Don't worry, I won't seduce you.
Forget it, let’s eat.
Probably because she was full, she couldn't help but burp. Qin An glanced at her, then packed up the dishes and washed them.
While she was washing her face and feet, Qin An came into the room. He didn't come out until she entered the room.
She had to be on guard against others, but Su Yan was still a little afraid that Qin An was thinking about Qian, so she fastened the lock from the inside, then lifted the dusty vat in the room and placed it against the door.
But if Qin An really wants to do something, even ten big tanks can't stop him.
Su Yan looked outside from time to time, but there was no other sound except the sound of frogs, and she gradually fell asleep.
When she woke up again, she was startled awake by a knock on the door. She asked warily: "Who?"
Qin An's voice came from outside the door, a deep voice, "Qin An, it's time to go to town."
Su Yan breathed a sigh of relief and quickly replied: "Wait for me right away." After saying that, she got up, and without a wooden comb, she just grabbed it a few times and tied it into a braid.
It was just dawn at this time. When she went out, she saw the wooden comb at the door. There was no one else but Qin Anfang.
He was still kind to her, but she missed him so much last night, which made Su Yan feel a little embarrassed.
Because I had to rush to town, I couldn't have breakfast. In fact, there was no breakfast.
Country people will go out to work early in the morning and eat their lunch together.
After Qin An tied the rabbit's feet, he threw it into the basket, and then took out some various hay from the house.
Su Yan took a look and asked curiously: "Medicine?"
Qin An said "hmm" and glanced at her face. She probably just woke up, her cheeks were slightly red, and when he realized what he was looking at, he immediately moved away unnaturally.
Su Yan didn't know anything about it. She bent down and took a few glances, thinking that it would be nice to get some money in exchange for herbal medicine when she had time.
After locking the door, the two went to the boat. Qin An made a bamboo raft and put it there. After untying the rope, he motioned for Su Yan to get on first.
Shaking and unsteady, Su Yan couldn't get up for a while. Qin An pursed his lips, then reached out to grab her arm and let her sit on it.
Su Yan sat firmly before thanking Qin An, "Thank you, Brother Qin."
Qin An didn't look at her, but his hand holding the bamboo pole tightened a little.
The women next door who were waiting for the boat to sail all looked disgusted, "It's so disgusting in broad daylight."
"That's not true. I'm afraid the Li family's coffin boards won't be able to hold it down."
Su Yan rolled her eyes and said without mercy: "I can't hold it in anymore, so I'll jump out to settle the score with you."
After Qin An rowed away, she suddenly poured water over there, and there was a sudden "Ah" sound, which was very much like the voice of a male duck.
Su Yan rolled her eyes at them and turned to meet Qin An's gaze. She restrained herself a little. After all, it was her weak image that made Qin An take her in.
She explained calmly: "We can't let them bully me in vain."
Qin An said "hmm" and started paddling ahead. They reached the opposite side in about a quarter of an hour. After getting off the paddle, the two of them walked towards the town.
After walking for more than half an hour, Su Yan's legs became a little weak. Qin An noticed this and deliberately walked slowly.
There were already a lot of people in the town when the two of them arrived, and all kinds of aromas mingled together for a while. Su Yan couldn't help but swallow her saliva when she looked at the steaming buns.
Qin An noticed her gaze, stopped, walked over and said, "I want a meat bun."
"Okay, two copper coins."
The uncle wrapped it up quickly and handed it to him. Qin An counted two coins and gave it to him, then gave the bun to Su Yan without saying anything.
Su Yan was stunned for a moment, feeling a little warm in her heart, then she divided the bun into two halves and handed him half, "Brother Qin, here it is."
"I'm not hungry."
Qin An didn't answer, and walked forward with the basket on his back, not walking fast, obviously waiting for her.
Su Yan kept half of it and ate the other half. The two of them searched around for most of the time before they found a stall.
As soon as they saw hares for sale, many people came over. Probably Qin An didn't know how to greet him, and he didn't say anything even if others didn't ask.
Su Yan swallowed the bun and helped to greet her: "Uncle, auntie, this rabbit is alive. Take it back and kill it to eat. It will be fresh."
"How much is a pound?" When the uncle spoke, his eyes fell on Su Yan's bulging chest.
Su Yan didn't notice it yet, but Qin An did. He came over to block Su Yan and said in a cold voice, "Twelve coins, no bargaining."
The uncle lost his sight and then his eyes fell on the rabbit. He clicked his tongue and said, "This is too expensive. Forget it, I won't buy it."
"Uncle, it's not expensive. It's great to buy and drink with it."
Su Yan felt that Qin An really didn't know how to do business, so she stuck her head out from Qin An's side and greeted him.
Qin An frowned, and the uncle hesitated for a moment, then turned around and came back, "Then weigh one, don't miss it, or I will come back to you later." He looked at her face as he spoke.
"Don't worry, it won't happen."
Su Yan touched Qin An and motioned for him to weigh it. Qin An glanced at her, then grabbed one with her backhand and weighed the rabbit, "Five catties and two taels, sixty-two cents."
The uncle gave the money and took the rabbit away. The others thought it was expensive, so they took one look and left.
After Qin An put down the coins, he turned to look at Su Yan, frowned, and said in a low voice: "Don't talk, just stand behind."