Super Treasure Bag

Chapter 74

"You're not leaving yet, are you?"

Seeing that the child had no intention of leaving, the clerk became even more angry and raised his right hand while speaking.

But before his slap fell, Shi Dali stretched out his hand to stop him.

"If you have something to say, it's not necessary to do this to a child, right?"

Although he didn't know the cause and effect, Shi Dali couldn't ignore such a child who was about the same size as his student.

"Who are you? I want you to be nosy? I..."

Seeing someone blocking him, the clerk became even angrier, but when he saw Bao Daya halfway through the speech, his whole body shivered.

If you set up a stall to do business in the wealthy antique city, if you don't know Boss Bao, you will be blind for nothing.

"what happened?"

Bao Daya also found it strange. The management in this antique city is quite strict. Every stall has signed an agreement with the group, so it stands to reason that such a thing would not happen.

When the nervous shop assistant heard Bao Daya's question, he didn't dare to hesitate at all, and hurriedly told what happened before.

"It's been more than a month. This kid comes every day... just staring at an item in my store, and kept saying that it was his brother's stuff, which made it impossible for me to do business, and just couldn't keep up. Walk!"

I didn't feel that I was much wrong, so after the clerk finished speaking, he looked at Bao Daya.

At the same time, Shi Dali also understood what was going on, and looked at the timid face of the little boy next to him, but his eyes were filled with stubbornness.

"That's my brother's."

The voice is very soft, even immature, but tough enough.

"what?"

Turning his attention to the little boy, Shi Dali looked at the clerk and asked.

Although the clerk didn't know Shi Dali's identity, but if he could come here with Bao Daya, he was definitely not a simple person.

So just after Shi Dali finished speaking, he immediately turned around and went inside, and then walked out with a shelf in his hand.

At first glance, Shi Dali saw half of the blade on the wooden frame.

I don't know why the knife was broken, and now there is only half of it left, but even this half can make everyone feel the coldness and sharpness.

"It's this blade. I obviously received it from the mountain, but he insists on saying that it belongs to his brother."

The clerk explained, and then put the shelf on the counter next to it.

"Good knife..."

He praised it sincerely, but that was all Bao Daya could do.

As a behemoth in the antique industry, he has seen too many things, even the legendary swords.

The half of the blade in front of him, of course, he could recognize it at the first sight. It has no historical value, but it is a good knife purely from the quality of the blade, but unfortunately there is only half of it left.

Shi Dali didn't know much about such things as knives. After a brief glance, he looked at the little boy next to him.

"How do you know this knife belongs to your brother?"

"My brother said..."

Immediately, the little boy answered.

But following behind, he lowered his head slightly again, his tone full of disappointment.

"But he said no, but I know...he actually wants it."

As the little boy finished speaking, the surroundings fell into a pause.

After thinking for a few seconds, Shi Dali asked the clerk.

"How much is this blade?"

Unexpectedly, Shi Dali would ask about this matter, the clerk hesitated a little, glanced at Bao Daya and didn't know what to say.

Who is Boss Bao? He immediately understood what Shi Dali was thinking, so he took a step forward.

"My brother wants this thing, wrap it up."

With such a simple sentence, the clerk of course didn't dare to have any hesitation, but was pleasantly surprised in his heart.

This half blade is really not an antique, so it is really worth it to borrow such a thing to make Boss Bao happy!
So, without giving Shi Dali a chance to speak at all, he immediately wrapped up the shelf and the blade, and handed it to Shi Dali.

I completely understand Bao Daya's intention, which is not to let himself spend money.

If Shi Dali kept trying to shirk his good intentions, he would appear a little out of touch.

So after nodding his thanks to Bao Daya, Teacher Shi looked at the little boy next to him again.

"Give it to you."

Teacher Shi made this move out of a sudden will.

As a teacher himself, he always feels uncomfortable when he sees such a big child face such embarrassment.

What's more, Bao Daya was determined to give him something to express his gratitude. If that's the case, he might as well give the blade to the little boy.

The beauty of adults is pretty good.

Looking at the box with the half blade in front of him, the little boy seemed very happy, but soon fell into hesitation, and finally shook his head with difficulty.

"Brother said... you can't take other people's things casually."

Hearing this sentence and looking at his expression, Shi Dali found it quite interesting.

"It's not someone else's, it's your brother's, so it's right to give it back to you?"

"But……"

"No, but, how about this, I'll write you a name and phone number, how about paying me back when you earn money later? That way we won't owe each other."

Seeing that the little boy was still planning to reject him, Shi Dali came up with a good idea, and then said with a smile.

It was true that he did not expect such a method, and the little boy was obviously tempted.

After being silent for a full ten seconds, he nodded in agreement.

Just as he said, Shi Dali wrote down his name and phone number, and then handed it to the little boy along with the box.

"I'll give it back to you."

After saying this seriously, the little boy took the box and left.

Looking at his back, Teacher Shi felt very happy suddenly.

Now, he should prepare to leave Anbei City.

It was also at this time that a man in black suddenly walked up to him, and finally stopped beside Shi Dali.

"Someone asked me to hand this over to you."

With a deep voice, without any special facial expression, he simply said this while holding a black bag in his right hand.

Slightly frowning, Shi Dali was sure that he had never seen the man in front of him, and out of caution, he didn't reach out directly.

As a result, the next moment, the man opposite directly stuffed the bag into his hand, turned around and left, quickly disappearing into the crowd in front of him without a trace.

(End of this chapter)