Chapter 123: The whereabouts of the peace charm (4)
Chapter 123 The whereabouts of the peace talisman (4)
Ning Yue nodded.
The shopkeeper made tea himself, and was about to send Ning Yue upstairs, but was suddenly interrupted by a delicate voice.
"Why is there no one there? Are you not doing business with the door open?"
When the shopkeeper heard the sound, his eyes changed instantly, and he called a maid to accompany Ning Yue upstairs, and he went to greet the owner of the voice: "Hey, what wind brought you here?"
Being left halfway, Ning Yue felt uncomfortable, turned around slowly, and looked at the other party.
The other party is a girl about sixteen or seventeen years old. She is not tall, but she is very pretty, with an oval face, small features, and exquisite makeup. She is wearing a plain white butterfly dress and red leather boots. The ruby bead hairpin on the bun echoes each other, making the whole person refreshed.
Ning Yue felt that she should know her, but it had been too long, and she couldn't remember who she was, but... when she saw the young man beside her, she immediately guessed her identity.
It's really a narrow road to Yuanjia!
Ning Yue walked upstairs with a sneer, she didn't get angry enough last time in Ding County, they had better not provoke her.
But some people didn't know what to do, looked at her back and called out "Third Sister."
The shopkeeper was startled, third sister? Is this girl related to Mr. Chen?
Ning Yue stopped in her tracks, looked back at him, and said with a half smile but not a smile: "My sister doesn't seem to have anything to do with Mr. Chen, right? Don't call me too affectionate, beware of misunderstandings by the person next to you!"
Chen Bo's eyes flashed a trace of sadness, as if Ning Yue's words hurt his heart.
Ning Yue was so disgusted that she wanted to vomit, what kind of ugly face did she have when she divorced her eldest sister? Now, why does it look like he was injured? For whom?
Jia Yuyan saw the undercurrent between them, combined with the third sister, she instantly guessed that this ridiculously beautiful little girl was the sister of Chen Bo's ex-wife, or the third sister who made Chen Bo suffer so much... She His face became ugly, and he said to the shopkeeper, "vacate the best room here."
Baolinxuan is different from other jewelry shops. The rich customers all sit in the wing room and choose slowly. The price is of course more than ten times more expensive than the one in the lobby.
The shopkeeper scratched his head, took a look at Ning Yue, and said to Jia Yuyan: "Miss Jia, the Loulan Pavilion has already been booked, why don't I arrange the Mingxiang Pavilion for you?"
Jia Yuyan snorted coldly: "Who made the appointment, you go and tell her, give me the room, I am willing to pay double the price to compensate her for the loss, and give her a set of gold jewelry from your place."
The price of the room is not too high, the double price is only 200 silver, but Baolinxuan's gold jewelry is expensive, a complete set would cost thousands of taels of silver.
The shopkeeper thought that the girl was very kind on weekdays, so she should be easy to talk to, so she walked over and said with a smile: "Girl, can I... trouble you to change the room? The store is not well greeted today. Whatever you like, just pick it. Give you 20% off."
Ning Yue didn't buy into his account at all, and lightly touched the corner of his lips and said, "I'm not short of money, I don't need any discount from you, and I don't need anyone to give me gold jewelry. I want the Loulan Pavilion."
The shopkeeper didn't expect that the little girl looked docile, but she was actually stubborn, so she said embarrassingly: "Girl, just give me a hand, and you should do me a favor..."
"Help you?" Ning Yue looked at him innocently, "Who are you to me? Why should I help you? You have bullied me with others, and I have to bend down to let you Step on it? It’s obviously the room I booked first, why do you ask me to give up my seat when someone else comes? You see that I’m young, so you think I’m easy to bully, don’t you?”
(end of this chapter)