At the gate of Will Knights College, Colin and Bill said goodbye to each other, and then went east and west.

The weather today has been gloomy, between raining and not raining. This weather makes pedestrians on Wright Street extremely rare, and the passing carriages come and go in a hurry.

Colin tightened the bag belt on his chest and walked past a clothing store. He touched his chin, then turned his head and walked past the clothing store, and came to a store called "Kyle Black Tea Shop".

There was only one shop, half of which were floor-to-ceiling windows, and a wooden door painted with blue paint. Colin pushed open the wooden door and walked in, and immediately smelled the smell of black tea.

"Welcome to Kyle Black Tea Shop." A middle-aged man's voice sounded. Colin heard it a little familiar and looked up.

There is only one shop very narrow, with a delicate counter half a person tall, which separates the shop in half. Behind the counter is a large cabinet, which separates many small cabinets. These small cabinets contain square boxes of porcelain with lids, and the fragrance is released from these porcelains.

Behind the counter and between the large cabinet stood a slender middle-aged gentleman with two big beards, wearing two white gloves.

"Mr. Kerry?" Colin said in surprise.

"It's Colin." Mr. Clin also recognized Colin and showed a look of surprise.

Mr. Kerry is a nobleman, a tutor, and is good at oil painting. His family is just ordinary, similar to the Russell family. He has a son named Richard, who also attended Will Knights College, but Richard is in the third grade.

Mr. Kerry's house is separated from Russell's house by several villas. They are not close to each other, but they are familiar with each other.

"Have you bought this store?" Colin dispersed and asked casually. Kyle Black Tea Shop is a time-honored brand selling black tea on Wright Street, and the previous owner was another gentleman.

"Because of the city hall layoffs, many people have lost their jobs and started to compete for the job of tutors. I am old and can't compete with them. I plan to find another way out. Just as Mr. Little, the owner of this store, wanted to sell the store because of some things, so I bought it." Mr. Kerry smiled bitterly and shook his head.

Colin suddenly realized, remembering the fact that Smith had gone to look for a job before, but was unable to succeed because he had too many competitors.

"It's really unpredictable." Colin sighed casually.

"Yes, I never thought I would come to sell black tea." Mr. Kerry smiled bitterly. Then he said diligently: "Colin, do you want to buy black tea?"

"Well, black tea produced in Zealand." Colin nodded and said.

"What level?" Mr. Kerry asked diligently.

"Duke Black Tea." Colin said, remembering the black tea he drank at the Knight of Victor last time.

"Okay, 5 grams of silver coin. How much do you want to buy?" Mr. Kerry smiled a little.

"100 grams." Colin took out a gold coin from his arms and placed it on the table.

"Please wait." Mr. Kerry did not go to get the gold coins, but owed her body first, and then became busy on the counter. He asked while he was busy.

"Colin, I heard Richard say you beat Brian of your class in the academy?" Mr. Kerry asked carefully, taking out the black tea and talking.

"Yes," Colin replied.

"It's not bad. Although Brian is not a noble family, he is from a wealthy family and can afford potions. If you can defeat him, it proves that you have outstanding talents and will definitely be a great knight in the future." Mr. Kerry said with a smile. He was not polite, but sincere.

The situation in their family is similar to that of the Russell family, and his son Richard is also a nobleman in the academy. He was very happy to hear that Colin had such strength.

"Thank you for your good words." Colin bowed and thanked.

At this time, Mr. Kerry weighed the black tea, put it in exquisite porcelain, and outsourced an exquisite gift box and handed it to Colin.

Colin reached out to take it and planned to say goodbye. Mr. Kerry called Colin and said seriously: "But, the old man at Colin Brian's house is narrow-minded, be careful that he will cause trouble for you."

"Thank you for your reminder, Mr. Kerry." Colin owed again, expressing his gratitude.

Colin then said goodbye and left.

After talking to Mr. Kerry, Colin didn't think anything was wrong. The Brian's family was indeed troublesome, but there was no big problem. Until Colin was about to arrive at the door of the house, he was called by a nobleman and had a few friendly conversations.

Colin suddenly realized that he had become famous again and had become famous. Like Mr. Kerry, this nobleman lived very close to Russell's house, but was not close. He had never called him so kindly before.

"Welcome back, Colin." Colin got rid of the noble gentleman and came to the door. Linda came out to greet him in an apron, and this time she didn't hold a spatula in her hand.

Linda wanted to hug and kiss Colin, but first saw the exquisite gift box in Colin's hand.

"Where do you produce black tea?" Linda looked alert, remembering the red wine produced by Vier that Colin bought last time, and her heart and liver was cramped.

"This priest likes the Duke's black tea produced in Zeeland," Colin quickly explained before Linda got angry.

Linda almost burst when she heard that the black tea produced in Zeeland was used to entertain the Victor Knight, but she had no choice but to accept this fact.

"These are all gold coins." Linda lamented, then carefully reached out and took the gift box from Colin's hand, twisted her waist and walked in. She also forgot to hug and kiss Colin.

"I really forgot my brother when I see money." Colin complained.

"What did you say?" Linda didn't hear it clearly and turned around in confusion.

"It's nothing." Colin laughed awkwardly, and quickly bent down to take the slippers and put them down. He took off his leather shoes and walked into the house.

At dinner time, because it was very dark, a white candle was lit on the dining table.

Colin and Linda sat face to face, and tonight it was barbecue, vegetable soup, and bread. Linda held a fork and asked casually: "Colin, did you defeat a classmate named Brian in the academy training class?"

Colin rolled his eyes, did you know?

"Yes." Colin didn't want to say much, but just replied.

"I also heard from Mrs. Chel. No one told me about your affairs in the academy before. Sure enough, the academy is also within the scope of the empire, and strong strength is the foundation of everything." Linda showed a look of pride on her face, then reached out to touch Colin's head, making his short hair messy, and then said satisfied: "Come on, Mr. Colin."

Mrs. Chell is a wealthy noble lady. Her villa is only three villas away from Russell's house, but the two sides had no friendship before. This time, Mrs. Chell took the initiative to say hello to Linda.
Chapter completed!