Finding a wheelchair was a happy event. While Jiang Huijia was silently relieved, she secretly wrote a note to Song Yi.?????

If it weren't for her trust in this "pure ancient man", could she be misled like this and foolishly used "four-wheeler" to refer to a wheelchair? It can be seen that locals also have unreliable times. Song Sanlang, you are known as a top student, but unfortunately you are a good student, but you may not know the world's affairs!

If Song Yi is here and knows Jiang Huijia's psychological activities, he will definitely be wronged at this time. When did he call himself a top student? He has never even heard of the word " top student"?

Without mentioning Jiang Huijia's mood, she still showed surprise on her face and hurriedly said: "The wording of a wheelchair is appropriate, it should be a wheelchair!"

The shopkeeper snatched his beard and smiled: "It's not difficult to deal with even if you want a wheelchair."

Jiang Huijia said: "Please give me some advice."

The shopkeeper stretched out a finger behind the counter: "It's not difficult to deal with, but it's troublesome, and this thing is rare, so the price is... quite a lot!"

Jiang Huijia said: "How troublesome? How much?"

The shopkeeper smiled and said, "It's because... there is no such item in the small shop. If the little lady has made a reservation and pays the deposit first, Xiao Ke will ask the buyer to go to the city to customize it for the little lady. It requires customization and long-distance transportation. He may not say that the price needs to be raised up. Not much..." He quoted the price, "Ten coins!"

"Ten Qianshe!" It was Zhang who exclaimed.

Song Dalang also widened his eyes behind him, looking disbelief.

Jiang Huijia brows moved, glanced at Zhang slightly, then looked at the shopkeeper, and asked, "If I pay the deposit today, how many days can I get a wheelchair?"

The shopkeeper said, "It's enough in ten days, how can you see the little lady?"

Jiang Huijia said: "If the quality can be guaranteed..." As he was speaking, Zhang suddenly pulled his sleeves.

Zhang leaned into her ear, lowered his voice slightly, and said anxiously: "Three brothers and sisters, this is ten coins! What item costs ten coins? It's not a gold-made wheelchair, how can it be so expensive? This cannot be determined!"

Jiang Huijia raised her eyebrows slightly and said that she had the intention to ask a few more companies, but she changed her mind after being interrupted by Zhang.

How could Zhang and Song Dalang believe her determination to cure her injuries if she did not show her courage to spend money and would not hesitate to spend all her money? How could they tell Yu if they did not show her determination to save her? So that Yu knew that even if Jiang Huijia brought a generous dowry, as long as Song Yi was not well in one day's injury, this bottomless pit would not be filled?

In order to separate the family, it is not advisable to get too involved at this time.

Jiang Huijia was determined and showed a little coldness on her face: "My sister-in-law meant to tell me not to buy a wheelchair? So she let Sanlang lie on the bed all day long, and it is inconvenient to walk, sit and lie down everywhere?"

Seeing that she did not listen to the advice, Zhang also pushed her up, she became even more anxious: "What are you talking about? How can we be so expensive? Even if we buy this wheelchair, the third brother can't leave! If you can't lie on the bed, don't you have to take care of someone? Just for such a chair, why is it worth ten cents? A chair in the countryside can sell for a hundred cents of money! How can there be ten cents of money?"

Jiang Huijia sneered and looked at Song Dalang again: "Does the eldest brother and sister-in-law mean the same thing? I think Saburo doesn't need a wheelchair, and this wheelchair is not worth buying?"

Song Dalang was in his early twenties, short and strong, with a slightly longer face, and a bit like Yu's, but he did not have the gloomy and rigid appearance of Yu's, but he showed a bit kindness. At this time, he rubbed his hands, he hesitated a little, and said without persuasion: "Three brothers and sisters, your sister-in-law... she is not a bad intention. In other words, the price of a chair worth ten cents a day is too outrageous. Otherwise... the third brothers and sisters, let's change the family?"

Jiang Huijia sniffed: "After all the time, my brother told me not to buy this wheelchair! You have the heart to watch Saburo suffer, but I don't want to. I have a dowry on my hands, and at worst I can spend all the dowry, and I have to call Saburo. But now this is a hard life!"

Then she said to the shopkeeper: "Shopkeeper, I want to buy a wheelchair, but you are a honest businessman, and you should know that 10 guan is really expensive. I am under the pressure of my family and dare not exaggerate. I can only say that I will take out the eight guan money, and 10 guan is really not possible. If you think this business can be successful, then we will make a reservation and 10 guan money to buy this wheelchair. If it really doesn't work, I have to find another way."

The shopkeeper immediately smiled bitterly: "Miss, how could you bargain like this?"

But Jiang Huijia's bargaining method made him say nothing more.

Anyway, Jiang Huijia insisted on the eight-ton coins of money. Zhang and Song Dalang next to her repeatedly persuaded her that the wheelchair should not be bought, and the eight-ton coins were still too expensive. Song Dalang even wanted to force her to stop her, so Jiang Huijia angrily said, "What's the good brother and sister-in-law?" I came to the county town to buy a four-wheeler today, but it was agreed by our old man. The eldest brother and sister-in-law must stop her. Could it be that he would not even listen to the old man's words?"

She kept making trouble here, and the shopkeeper was not good at bargaining with her anymore.

Jiang Huijia said to the shopkeeper again: "It's eight jin of coins. If the shopkeeper thinks it can be successful, he will make a deposit. I will pay the deposit. Let's write the deed paper and I will come to pick up the wheelchair in ten days."

"Forget it! The little lady will pay two chariots to make the money first!" The shopkeeper smiled bitterly and said straight, "I really lost because of the little lady's affection and righteousness to her husband! I lost a lot!"

Anything that a merchant says he loses but is still willing to sell is definitely profitable.

Jiang Huijia smiled in her heart and said to herself: "The shopkeeper's business is about benevolence and righteousness. He will definitely make a fortune and become bigger and bigger." While taking out a small purse from his sleeve bag, he took out a piece of silver from it, "Please give the shopkeeper a weight, this silver is about two taels, and it will be calculated as one tael of silver and one thousand two hundred yuan. The shopkeeper looked at me and found the copper coins."

Because the copper coins were too heavy, the total amount of twenty taels of silver she brought out this time was plus fifty scattered copper coins.

She packed the silver in both sleeves, and the copper coins were wrapped in a lotus and hung around her waist.

Speaking of which, the fifty taels of silver in her dowry were said to be silver, but because the silver was rare, it was actually half of each silver. Among them, there were twenty taels of silver, and the other was thirty taels of copper coins. The one hundred taels of private money that she had not crossed Ming Road was deposited by Jiang's mother Liu early in the Baotong Money House, and exchanged for 100 taels of silver notes, and was taken privately for her to use later.

This time, Jiang Huijia was able to bring so much money with him. In fact, nineteen of the twenty taels of silver were given by Song Yi.

The shopkeeper took the silver and took out a small scale to weigh it. It was 2 taels per cent of silver, and it was 2 taels per cent of silver, and it was 2 silos of copper coins and 520 cents. The man said repeatedly: "The official exchange price is 2 silos per cent and 100 cents. My wife, this time the shop is losing a lot."

Jiang Huijia said: "The highest price for private exchange is 1,300 yuan for one tael of silver, but this time the price is 1,200 yuan. Don't bully me and don't know what to do."

The shopkeeper also laughed: "But 1,300 citations are not easy to exchange, 1,200 citations are the regular price."

"So no one loses." Jiang Huijia also laughed and urged the shopkeeper to write the deed paper.

The shopkeeper picked up his pen and wrote: "I received it now..." and wrote three words, looking at Jiang Huijia, and was about to ask a question. Jiang Huijia had already reported to his own door, "My surname is Jiang, a native of Qingshan Village, his husband's surname is Song, and his wife's name is Song Yi. Yi Qi, the shopkeeper can understand it."

The shopkeeper was stunned and blurted out, "Miss Jiang knows how to read?"

Jiang Huijia smiled and said, "I can recognize a few words, just open my eyes and blindly." He also smiled slightly in his heart, and couldn't help but think that the sentence he said this time had a slight sense of lines and was very familiar, as if it was used in many ancient novels.

The moment is subtle and interesting.
Chapter completed!