jdhmnovel Chapter 256: Plenty of Land, No Need to Worry About Planting
Chapter 256: Plenty of Land, No Need to Worry About Planting
Chapter 256: Plenty of Land, No Worries About Planting
No, it’s half a room. Cuicui from the same village also uses this room, but I’m satisfied with it.
They were making rice noodles on the stove at home, but there was no room for two people to work, so they had to take turns, which was very inefficient.
With this kitchen, a hundred sheets of rice noodles can be made in just an hour or so.
Cuicui was also very happy. She was not short of money. She had earned a lot of money in the past few days. Her father was a bricklayer, so building a kitchen was easy for him.
She simply likes this place. Behind it is Aunt Lin's new house. Once the house is built and she moves in, it will be more convenient for her to visit.
Lichun, Liqiu and Cuicui smiled at each other. Although they were not familiar with each other, their smiles became more sincere when they thought about being together day and night in the future.
The three girls gathered together and chattered and planned as if they had got the new toy they had always dreamed of. After a while, they stopped and Lichun spoke.
"Aunt San, we've discussed this and we can't use this workshop for nothing."
The house was newly built, and the materials and labor were all paid for by Lin. Both the Lichun sisters and Cuicui agreed to pay the rent.
Lin looked at them calmly: "How much do you plan to pay?"
The three girls looked at each other and discussed for a few more words. Lichun was the oldest, so she spoke as the representative of the three. "Liqiu and I will each use one stove, and Cuicui said she will use three. We plan to pay 500 wen a month for rent. We will pay 200 wen each and Cuicui will pay 300 wen."
The three girls were polite to each other. Lin originally thought that they would choose to share the rent equally, but it turned out that they split the rent according to the number of stoves used.
This is also good. The rice noodle making only takes one or two hours a day, but the braised food needs to be stewed for a long time, and most of the day needs to be spent in the workshop. This way, Cuicui can pay more, and it also avoids any conflicts between them in the future due to the rent.
"Just as you said. Today is the 14th. Starting tomorrow, you will pay your rent in the middle of every month."
"it is good!"
The three girls were so happy. With their own workshop, their business became more formal and they were more motivated. They couldn't wait any longer and went home to get tools to clean the house.
Lin had originally made an appointment with the village head to go to the county government office today, but because of Erlang's matter, she was delayed, so she simply decided to go to the village head's house later and changed the date to tomorrow morning.
Coming out of the workshop, I saw the wasteland I had just bought at the door.
There are few houses here and no one comes here to reclaim wasteland. It looks empty at a glance. Apart from the fifty acres she just bought, there are probably dozens of acres of vacant land.
She doesn't have enough money now, but when she saves enough, she plans to buy the remaining wasteland.
There is no need to worry about planting if there is plenty of land.
With enough land in hand, we have the confidence to expand our business in the future.
The three girls took brooms and buckets and divided the work among themselves. Lichun was responsible for cleaning the floor, Liqiu swept the dust from the walls and roof, and Cuicui scrubbed the doors, windows, and stove...
There are no sanitary blind spots from inside to outside.
Lin smiled and shook her head, handed the venue to them, went to the headman's house alone, and then strolled back to the old house.
As I arrived at the gate, I saw a figure curled up in the shadows. It seemed to be Shilang.
Lin sighed and walked over.
She didn't express her opinion in the main house just now, not because she had no feelings for these children, but because she simply disagreed with Old Man Cui's approach.
It is easy to say that you are breaking off relations, but it is impossible to do so completely when you live in the same village.
This time they paid money to return the betrothal gift, but Feng will use the same trick again next time. It is easy to solve the problem once, but do they have to pay money every time in the future?
Instead of doing this, it would be better to let Erlang and others pay alimony directly to Feng, saving the trouble of going through so much trouble.