The hawker was so shocked that his eyes almost popped out.
I felt happy and regretful at the same time.
If he had known that these two people were so easy to deceive, he should have spoken more just now.
However, he sold a silver hairpin that could be bought for one tael of silver for a hundred taels, and he was able to stop setting up a stall for several years.[
He was happily ready to reach out and take it, but he didn't want any hands to move faster than his.
Ji Moli reached out and grabbed the silver note, turned around, and looked at Yehuang, the prodigal son, angrily, "You actually gave him a hundred taels of silver."
Yehuang looked at her indifferently, "If you like, a thousand taels is fine."
Hearing this, I felt very comfortable.
However, this is not how money is wasted.
Why do you have to spend a hundred taels of something when you can obviously buy it for one tael of silver?
He is quite generous.
Maybe people take him for a fool.
Ji Moli put the banknotes in his pocket, threw down the silver hairpin, took Yehuang's hand, and said with a smile, "I suddenly don't like that hairpin. Let's go look elsewhere?"
Yehuang thought she was reluctant to spend money and said with a smile, "If you like it, buy it. You don't have to save money for me."
Seeing that the deal couldn't be completed, the hawker hurriedly said, "Girl, since you like this hairpin so much, I can give you a little less money."
Ji Moli snorted coldly, turned to look at him, frowned and said, "You are really not kind enough."
"Such a broken hairpin can be bought everywhere, but you actually offer it for fifty taels of silver. Even for five taels of silver, I think it's too expensive."
Besides, she doesn't really like this hairpin.
Yehuang gave her so many gold and silver jewelry, which one is not rare in the world?
After seeing those jewelry, how could she still be interested in these ordinary accessories.
She just enjoys this kind of shopping experience.
If you don't buy something when you go shopping, wouldn't it be in vain?
"let's go.."[
After he finished speaking, he took Yehuang in his arms to leave.
"Girl, please don't leave. I'll sell it to you for three taels of silver, okay?"