Chapter 269: Chapter 269: Guilty Conscience Chapter 269: Chapter 269: Guilty Conscience “Yunjin, how is it? Are you satisfied?”
Gu Ya asked again.
A smile in his eyes.
Su Yunjin’s face heated up once more!
Seeing his little wife’s deanor, Gu Ya knew she was satisfied. Su Yunjin, seeing that Gu Ya had a teasing look on his face, deliberately said, “Actually, it’s not all that great!”
Although that’s what Su Yunjin said out loud,
in her heart, she couldn’t deny how impressively large it was!
Not expecting his little wife to say that, Gu Ya’s handso face stiffened slightly, and he squeezed out a sentence through clenched teeth, “Yunjin, you say it’s not all that great?”
Su Yunjin felt a flutter of guilt and didn’t dare to look at Gu Ya. She covered her head with the quilt and hurriedly said, “Sleep, let’s sleep!” In the darkness, Su Yunjin heard Gu Ya’s cold snort, even carrying a hint of grinding teeth.
Although Su Yunjin couldn’t see it at the mont, she could perfectly imagine Gu Ya’s darkened expression at that ti. Clutching the quilt with guilt, Su Yunjin continued to pretend to sleep under the covers.
Luckily, Gu Ya didn’t say anything else!
So, the two of them fell asleep without another word.
Planning to go to the market’s tavern today to try to sell the pig’s blood, Su Yunjin had slept well last night and got up early this morning.
When Gu Ya learned that his little wife was going to the market, he asked, “Yunjin, why are you going to the market?”
“I’m going to…” Su Yunjin looked at Gu Ya, thinking that if she told him the truth, that she was going to the market to sell pig’s blood, Gu Ya would definitely disapprove, believing that her pig’s blood wouldn’t sell. She halted her words halfway and said to Gu Ya, “I’ll go to the market to get so more things. When we divided the family property last ti, I only bought a small part. There are still so household items I need to purchase, so I’m heading to the market today!”
Besides, Gu Ya ntioned hiring soone to fix up their house, and it would certainly be necessary to provide a al for the workers at noon. Since they needed to feed them, how could they do so without any vegetables?
In addition to procuring household items, she’d also need to buy so vegetables from the market, and at and wine were a must.
Su Yunjin considered the items she needed to purchase from the market today, and Gu Ya added, “Yunjin, be careful on your own at the market. Once you’ve finished buying things, take the ox cart back.”
“I know!”
Su Yunjin stood up, ready to leave, “My husband, I’m off then.”
“Mhm!” Gu Ya nodded.
Su Yunjin left the room but didn’t head directly to the market; she first went to the kitchen.
Finding a large earthenware bowl, Su Yunjin filled it to the brim with pig’s blood that had been processed the previous night. She then found a carrying basket, placed the bowl containing the pig’s blood inside it, and wrapped the top of the bowl with oiled paper to ensure the blood wouldn’t get dirty or spill. Only after securing everything did Su Yunjin sling the basket on her back and leave the Gu family ho.
To go to the market, Su Yunjin took the ox cart as she had a few tis before, but today the cart wasn’t crowded, and she felt quite comfortable. Another passenger on the ox cart was a woman nad Mrs. Huang, who often foraged for wild greens in the mountains to sell at the market taverns. Su Yunjin guessed that Mrs. Huang would know which tavern at the market was the largest, so she looked at the woman with a smile and asked, “Sister-in-law, do you know which tavern in the market is the biggest?”
To sell pig’s blood!
Su Yunjin planned to sell it to the largest tavern in town.
A larger tavern would have more custors, and no matter what she sold, she would earn more than she would at a smaller tavern. If she sold the pig’s blood to a tavern and they made a good profit, her own profit would be greater as well.
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