Reborn as a Merchant Girl, the General's Beloved

Shuyu naturally wanted to buy some good things, but when she thought about the small amount of money in Anan's backpack, she hesitated. As for Liu, she had never thought of going to such a place in her life, so she immediately pulled Shuyu and Anan and was about to leave.

Anan stood at the back, one in each hand, and pulled the two people directly into the store, saying with a smile: "Even if we don't buy anything, we have already looked elsewhere. There is no reason not to look here, and it doesn't cost anything to look."

The shop was brightly lit, making it look even more magnificent. There were few waiters, all of whom were serving customers. When the three of us went in, no one came out to greet us, so we felt free and just looked around.

The sharp-eyed waiter had spotted Anan and walked inside without making a sound. After a while, a young woman came out quickly from the inner room. She was about thirty years old, wearing a headband, a lively bun, a ruby ​​hairpin, and a dark red jacket and long skirt, looking like a fairy concubine.

She walked forward and was about to speak when Anan, who was standing behind the two of them, shook his head slightly at her and glanced at Shuyu and Liu. She immediately understood and hurriedly took two steps forward to greet Shuyu and Liu, who were staring at a half-human high-blood coral in a daze.

Her enthusiasm and kindness made Shuyu and Liu, who had been feeling uneasy, relax a lot. After a while, they picked out several unique hairpins.

Anan stood aside with a smile, holding a bowl of hot tea in her hand, watching the two of them weigh the options. After a night of shopping, she was hungry and thirsty. She drank up the tea, licked her lips, and looked at the snacks beside her.

The shopkeeper smiled and beckoned for someone to bring the plate over. Seeing this, Shuyu quickly snatched the tea bowl from Anan's hand, gently placed it on the table, and said with a smile: "I dare not trouble you, old man. Children don't know much."

The shopkeeper glanced at Anan with a smile, took the teacup and said with a smile: "It's okay, let's open the door to do business, it's just a cup of tea, the two sisters, take a look first, I'll go and pour tea for the girl."

After saying that, he walked away holding the tea bowl.

When Shuyu saw her go in, she pulled Anan and lowered her voice and said, "Be obedient and drink less. The jewelry here is real at best, but it's also true that we can't afford it! It will be embarrassing if we leave later."

Anan nodded obediently and swallowed his saliva.

Liu supported her arm and smiled, "Good girl, bear with it for a while. When we are done, we will go back and ask your uncle to pick melons from the fields to quench your thirst!"

Anan laughed and nodded vigorously.

Soon, a little maid came and took the three of them to the inner room. The shopkeeper not only set up a tea table, but also a table of snacks, and ordered people to bring in all the hairpins that Shuyu and Liu had seen before on plates.

Shuyu and Liu had never seen such a scene before. Faced with the treatment like distinguished guests, they were at a loss and even a little scared.

Seeing that everyone in the store was far away, Shuyu lowered her voice and said to Liu: "I think these are all very good, but I don't know if the price is fair."

Liu looked around and said with a wry smile, "These few are good. I'm afraid we can't even afford the smallest one with the money in our pockets! You want seventeen more!"

Shuyu was worried and Liu shook her head repeatedly. They both stood up in tacit understanding, just thinking that it would be best to leave as soon as possible, for fear of being taken advantage of.

Anan smiled, lowered his head and looked at the hairpin on the plate, as if thinking about something.

Just then, the shopkeeper came in with a plate of fresh fruit, and Anan said to her, "Shopkeeper, we need to buy seventeen hairpins now, but we only have this much money. Can you do this business?"

After saying that, she took out the silver she had carried all the way from her backpack and spread it all out on the table.