Ye Cheng had already said so, so Su Xiaofeng of course couldn’t remain delicate either.
Ye Cheng was more familiar with the county town than she was and knew which roads were shorter and less crowded.
After crossing several streets, they arrived at a wholesale store bustling with people.
The place was packed with grocers and shopkeepers from various towns there to stock up.
With a sudden brake from Ye Cheng, Su Xiaofeng wasn’t sitting steadily, and her entire upper body leaned into Ye Cheng’s, her small nose bumping against his solid back.
Su Xiaofeng quickly sat up, touching her nose, and got off the motorbike.
Because of the unexpected soft contact, Ye Cheng’s back had stiffened even more, and it took him a while to regain his composure.
“I’m going to buy some glass bottles here; it will probably take a while.
You go ahead and do your things, I’ll just call a rickshaw to the station later.”
These bottles could be stored at the station for now and picked up when she was ready to leave.
Ye Cheng nodded, not saying anything other.
He revved up the motorbike and sped off in a cloud of smoke.
Touching her nose, Su Xiaofeng thought to herself how hard Ye Cheng’s back was her nose almost got smashed.
Her dad had said that these kinds of glass bottles were usually brought here to the factory and that the prices here were wholesale, not much more expensive, so there was no need to go to the factory to pick them up.
She asked around, and a glass bottle was thirty cents each, the same price for two hundred of them.
Two hundred bottles were stuffed into two large hemp sacks, looking quite bulky.
Su Xiaofeng called a rickshaw and managed to fit the bottles inside.
After leaving the bottles at the station and feeling quite hungry, she saw a soup noodle shop across from the station and headed straight there.
Just as she was about to enter, a motorbike stopped in front of her.
She looked up, and her mouth twitched, “Ye Cheng, are you here to eat, too?”
“Then let’s eat together.” Su Xiaofeng casually took a seat at a table and pointed to the seat across, “Sit here.”
“Have you bought everything you needed?” Ye Cheng rolled up his sleeves, revealing his distinctly jointed, slender fingers.
He seemed to like wearing white shirts.
Already not one to smile much, the white shirt made him appear somewhat aloof.
“Just some glass bottles and a bit of seasoning for cooking.” They didn’t need a lot of seasonings; using the traditional methods to produce authentic flavors was what made things more well-received.
“Planning on doing business again?”
Su Xiaofeng felt a bit awkward.
She had almost forgotten that the last time she was able to sell her vehicle smoothly, Ye Cheng, the driver, had played an indispensable role, “Yes, better than doing nothing at home, I’ll give it a try.”
After eating, there was still time left.
“Doctor Ye, I’m really sorry for making you wait with me.
How about this, let’s take a stroll nearby.” Ye Cheng rode Wu Ershun’s motorbike, and since Wu Ershun was driving Ye Cheng’s car and hadn’t returned, Ye Cheng couldn’t go back either.
The two of them walked one after another.
A small car stopped in front of Su Xiaofeng, and Boss Huang’s round, greasy face appeared before her.
“Isn’t this Miss Su?” Boss Huang opened the car door and stepped out: “Miss Su, are you by yourself?
Did you come to the city to splurge after making a fortune off me?”
Boss Huang hadn’t forgotten the incident where Su Xiaofeng had extorted thirty thousand in compensation from him.
He had said that he would get his thirty thousand back sooner or later.
“I was wondering who it was, turns out to be Boss Huang.” Su Xiaofeng faced the encounter with Boss Huang with a calm expression.
They were from the same county.
It was just a matter of meeting sooner or later.
“Old Huang.” A head peeked out from the back seat of the car, another plump faced man: “Which girl is this?
She looks pretty good, why don’t you hop in the car and let’s go have a meal together?”
This group of people had made their fortune through private mining, they were upstarts who didn’t lack money, what they lacked was entertainment.