My Children Are Fierce and Adorable!

  Chapter 78 First Guest

  Just seeing everyone's reaction, their hearts are falling continuously, and the whole person is trembling, and they dare not look up.

  Someone in the crowd said: "The fragrance is really fragrant, and everything looks fresh, but the price is really high."

   "Yeah, just eat for one, here are all pie and buns, so it’s okay to be hungry."

  A mean-looking sister-in-law raised the corner of her eyes and snorted coldly:

"There must be no one to buy it. Is your family stupid or greedy? Why do you have the guts to sell food so expensive? Are your things inlaid with gold or silver? You set such a high price, the emperor Lao Tzu I will come to buy it."

   "I want someone to help with your business. No one bought it."

  The sister-in-law didn’t know whether it was temperament or some mentality, and she spoke very awkwardly. Then she shouted at them loudly:

   "Who can afford your stuff? I want to see, your food is so expensive, who will buy it!"

  This woman has a sour attitude and deliberately yelled this way. Because the price is so high, a few people really did not hesitate to make a conclusion:

  "It is true that the people here are either coolies or poor people. This food is sold unethically and expensively."

   "Eating is good, someone will buy it if it is cheaper?!"

   "It doesn't look like people in the city, in the village or in the mountains? Why do you dare to sell for such a high price when you come out to do business."

  Although everyone coveted, most of the people in the crowd would still not pay out when they heard this pricing. The biggest feeling in my heart was unbelievable.

  There are also some people who are inexplicably unbalanced and have malicious attitudes.

  The voice came from all directions, and most people with no special attitude also hesitated. For a while, there was nothing but ridicule in the stall.

  The palms of the two sisters-in-law were sweating, their hearts were so fast that they jumped out of their chests, and their faces turned pale.

  The mean and straightforward woman saw this scene, thinking that she had restrained the housekeeper, and yelled even louder:

   "Your business is definitely not going to be done. Who will buy your expensive things? According to my opinion, whoever buys it has a bad brain. Five cents is a glutinous rice chicken. You want to be crazy about money!"

  As soon as the woman said loudly and loudly, the housekeeper's face turned white again.

  I am afraid that everyone will be brought into rhythm by this woman.

   "When you come out to set up a stall and don't even look at how many catties you are, you dare to buy it so expensive. I think you have to smash all your things in your hands and rot in the pot. No one buys them!"

  The sister-in-law was aggressive, showing an unusual excitement on her face. She didn't know what the psychology was. Originally, she had nothing to do with her when she was out of the stall.

  The crowd around the stall was whispering to each other, no one came forward to buy things, it seemed that the situation was getting worse.

  The sister-in-law did something big, her own opinion made others admire and follow her, her face smugly and maliciously looked at the housekeeper and said:

   "Huh! I said that no one bought it. Your family are all fools."

Aunt Rong's face turned pale, her throat and eyes were blocked in her heart, and her breathing was a little unsmooth.

  But the strong posture in the village all the year round, and her own temperament, made her unwilling, and just wanted to say something to refute her.

  A voice came from the bustling crowd: "Who said that? I'll buy it!"

  A sturdy, muscular man squeezed in from the crowd, obviously he was always onlookers in the crowd.

  (End of this chapter)