After working at "Yipinxian", it was already dark, so Wei Zi checked into the inn closest to the restaurant.
Originally, she was a little afraid of Feng Danyuan, but when she thought about it, why was she afraid of him?
So, I lived in it generously.
To be honest, this inn is really nice. It is very quiet at night. Not to mention the random noises, there are not even a few people in sight.
Although it is a bit strange, Wei Zi is not afraid of the young people as he is protected by Su Nian, who is highly skilled in martial arts.
Early the next morning, Wei Zi went to the inn lobby to have breakfast.
The strange thing is that in the empty lobby, except for the shopkeeper with the abacus and the waiter sitting and resting, there is not a single customer.
Wei Zi couldn't help but look in the direction of "Yipinxian": Could it be that the feng shui in this area is not good and the business can't be done?
However, the shopkeeper and the waiter were quite enthusiastic. After a while, a table full of breakfast was placed in front of her.
"This... is too much. I only want a bowl of porridge and two steamed buns." Wei Zi is not a wasteful person.
The waiter replied: "It doesn't matter. Just eat, miss. If you don't finish it, take it away!"
Wei Zi asked strangely: "Does the hotel provide breakfast when staying here?"
The waiter in the shop is an honest person: "I won't give it away, I will sell breakfast separately."
Wei Zi was even more surprised: "Then I didn't order anything to eat."
The waiter said in a confused tone: "You've booked our entire inn for these three days, including food."
Wei Zi was shocked: "When did I take over this place?"
She remembered clearly that yesterday she said "stay in a hotel", not "a private store"!
The waiter asked: "Are you Miss Wei San?"
Wei Zi nodded: "Yes."
The waiter smiled and said: "That's right, you are indeed the one who owns our store!"
Wei Zi had a dark clue: Could it be that she entered a black shop?
Su Nian couldn't stand it anymore and whispered: "The eldest prince has booked this inn for you." Why doesn't the famous commander-in-chief, the God of War, know that "good deeds must leave a name"?
Wei Zi was startled. They were quarreling yesterday. Why was he booking an inn for her? Didn't he want her to go to the palace?
Something's wrong.
She still remembered the last two words he said yesterday: "Are you sure you don't want to go back to the palace?", and then "Okay".
After listening to it, I felt goosebumps all over my body. Looking back at it now, it was full of intimidation.
After thinking about it again, she asked the waiter: "How much does it cost to rent an inn these days?" The price of an inn in a prime location in the imperial capital must not be cheap.
The waiter said with a smile: "One hundred taels of silver a day, and I'll give you a 10% discount on the third day, so that's two hundred and seventy taels! Just leave the store and settle the payment."
Let me go! That’s it! You’re cheating her like this!
Two hundred and seventy taels of silver!
Seeing that Wei Zi's face turned pale, Su Nian asked hurriedly: "Hasn't the money been settled?"
It shouldn't be. If Bao Inn doesn't pay off the money first, would the eldest prince make such a stupid mistake? Could it be that he is just waiting for an opportunity to take revenge?
The waiter affirmed: "It's not settled, because we are nobles, so we didn't even take the advance payment."
Wind, water, abyss!
Wei Zi cursed fiercely in his heart that he had lost all his money when he went out!
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At the same time, Feng Su, who was driving the carriage, was very happy.
His master didn't know how to behave in front of Miss Wei San, so he thought of a way: "Specially" he didn't pay for the inn.
He left this opportunity to show his glorious image to his master!
Miss Wei San will definitely be very moved!
The more Feng Su thought about it, the more beautiful it became, and the speed of driving the carriage became faster.
He said loudly to the carriage: "Mr. Deng, please sit tight. Let's take a shortcut. It's time for a cup of tea and it's time for 'Yipinxian'!"
