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The newcomer she looked down on was actually related to the Xun family. If she said anything to the Xun family, her career in the entertainment industry would be in jeopardy.

It seems she needs to discuss it with her agent.

After Xun Mo revealed Sang Ning's identity, everyone looked at her differently.

In the past, I just thought of her as an artist without any works and ignored her, but now I have a vague intention of trying to please her.

Sang Ning's mentality has not changed, she is modest and generous, and she does whatever she needs to do.

In the evening, Gu Ming, Lei Zi Chi Gu and others were leaving.

Before leaving, Gu Ming found Sang Ning and said, "I want to talk to you."

Sang Ning refused, "I have nothing to talk about with Movie Emperor Gu."

"I am you after all..." Gu Ming wanted to say that he was her brother after all. When he saw Sang Ning's cold and calm eyes, he closed his mouth.

Sang Ning turned off the mic and looked at Gu Ming, calmly and silently, "I only have one brother. Best Actor Gu should know what happened to my brother. Please don't mistake me for my sister."

Mentioning the deceased, Gu Ming's straight body bent slightly.

He opened and shut his mouth, but couldn't refute a word.

Faced with his speechlessness, Sang Ning smiled nonchalantly and turned to leave.

Gu Ming took her hand, gave her a business card, and said seriously: "No matter what, I don't want you to have contact with the Xun family. After all, you are now... The Xun family is not an ordinary family, they will not accept it...

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Sang Ning shook off his hand, and the business card he had just stuffed into his hand was also thrown out. It was destined to go into the trash can.

She looked at the trash can with Gu Ming's business card in it and said meaningfully: "Look, even garbage knows that it should be in the trash can. How come some people just don't know?"

Hearing the metaphor in her words, Gu Ming, who had never been fooled before, turned cold and called Sang Ning's name in warning.

The latter raised his eyes without saltiness, his eyes were clear and calm, "What about me and the Xun family? I don't need you to worry. You should just worry more about yourself."

Gu Ming didn't listen to what she said, so he stuffed his business card into her again and left a message: "If you need anything, come to me." He hurriedly left.

Sang Ning stared at the business card in her hand for a long time, then sneered and threw it into the trash can.

Since you have been a bad person before, you will continue to be evil to the end.

This way she could still take a good look at them.

As Sang Ning left, a sneaky figure appeared and picked up the business card in the trash can.

Early the next day, Sang Ning went to the market to sell soybeans with Aunt Zhao, her sister, and the new guest Xun Mo.

This is a market held every two days, and there are many people on the street.

Aunt Zhao often set up stalls, so she led them to the street and started looking for vacant stalls.

Most of the food is grown by the elderly themselves, and what they can’t finish eating is sold, which avoids waste and can subsidize the family’s income.

Aunt Zhao found an empty stall, quickly put a nylon bag on the floor, and then unloaded the soybeans from the car.

Sang Ning and the other three looked around. The small market was crowded with people, and everyone looked after each other.

Turning around, she saw Aunt Zhao moving the soybeans, and Sang Ning went over to help.

Xun Mo saw it and was so frightened that he went over to stop her, "Don't move, I'll do it."

Sang Ning was pushed aside and couldn't help laughing as she watched Xun Mo, a young lady who had never done any work, huffing and puffing about moving things.

She wanted to step forward to help, but Xun Mo pulled her away and glared at her with his teeth bared, "Don't move. I'll do it."

Sang Ning understands her worries, but she is a little anxious. Xiao Douding is very healthy.

The younger sister, who didn't know the real situation, covered her mouth and laughed.

Now is the soybean harvest season, and many people are selling soybeans on the street. Many people's stalls have been set up for a long time, but there are no customers to buy them.

To avoid unnecessary trouble, the photographer uses a miniature camera to record.

There were three beauties standing in front of Aunt Zhao's stall, which had a better customer base than other stalls.

They all came here and were curious about their identities.

Country people, especially the elderly, don't follow celebrities at all, and they don't know celebrities.

When I saw the three of them, I just thought they were as good-looking as celebrities. I never thought they were celebrities themselves.

Aunt Zhao introduced them to everyone as her distant relatives and didn't say much else.

After their curiosity was resolved, everyone left. Very few soybeans were sold.

Aunt Zhao was well aware of this situation and was not discouraged.

After watching for a while, Aunt Zhao suddenly slapped her thigh, "I forgot that you haven't had breakfast yet."

As she spoke, she took out a fifty-dollar bill and gave it to her sister, and said, "Take your sisters to have breakfast, and then take them shopping. There are a lot of gadgets on the streets."

My sister repeatedly refused the money given by Aunt Zhao.

Aunt Zhao was helpless, "You help me sell things, and I can't let you go hungry in vain. Take it and go have breakfast."

Aunt Zhao was so enthusiastic that her sister looked at Sang Ning in fear.

Sang Ning quietly explained to Aunt Zhao: "Aunt, the program team does not allow us to take money."

When Aunt Zhao heard this, she clapped her hands and said neatly: "That's okay. You help Auntie look after the stall, and Auntie will buy you breakfast. Can you have wontons? Or something else? Say it boldly, Auntie's treat."

She didn't know what she thought of, looked around and asked in a low voice, "You can't even treat me, right?"

Sang Ning blinked and said playfully: "Auntie, I'm going to eat wontons."

When Aunt Zhao heard this, she looked at her sister and Xun Mo.

The two said in unison: "Wontons."

Auntie happily went to buy wontons.

The three of them stood at the edge of the stall, looking at each other.

Sang Ning asked: "How to sell soybeans?"

Xun Mo was wealthy and waved his hand: "I'll buy it."

Sang Ning ignored her suggestion and looked at the guests coming and going.

They are all elderly people who like to shop around. She said: "You two pretend to be customers and ask other soybean stall owners how much they sell."

Sister and Xun Mo hesitated: "You won't be beaten, right?"

A few people were thinking of ideas when suddenly someone asked: "How do you sell these soybeans?"

Sang Ning reacted quickly, said a price, and said: "Boss, if you want more, I will give it to you."

"Bring me a bag." The boss added: "A bigger bag. I want half of this."

Finally someone bought it, and it was an order.

The three of them took the bag, and the soybean picker picked up the soybeans. They quickly filled a bag of fresh soybeans.

Sang Ning asked: "Is it enough?"

"That's enough."

After the scale was done, Sang Ning was very trustworthy and gave the guests several handfuls of soybeans.

Pay the money in one hand and deliver the goods in one hand.

After getting the first big customer, several more customers came one after another.

It's not a big deal, but it's better than not being able to sell it.

Aunt Zhao came back from buying wontons and saw half of the soybeans on the stall were missing. She was stunned for a moment and asked, "Has anyone bought them?"

The three of them nodded vigorously, "Yeah. A big customer just came in and paid for half of it. Auntie, have you received the money? He paid by letter."

Aunt Zhao suddenly realized, "It turns out that the money just earned was from selling soybeans. I thought my daughter had nothing to do with the red envelope she gave me to tease me."

Aunt Zhao explained cheerfully and handed them the packed wontons, "The breakfast I bought for you should be eaten while it's hot."
Chapter completed!