Switched Marriage The Coddled Little Wife novel Chapter 66

Chapter 66: Chapter 66 Wants to Pamper Him

Wang Cheng just listened to this. Even a vegetable farmer wouldn’t need three or four board carts. Their vegetable station can’t even dispatch that many carts a day.

He quickly picked out another two carts with good frames. Lin Chuxia rode away on the better one first, and the rest were to be pushed over by someone else later, who would also settle the payment.

Li Jian spoke up quietly from the side, "Not afraid we’ll go back on our word? Maybe you should leave something as security here?" ƒrēewebnoѵёl.cσm

He was teasing her about what happened the first time she bought a board cart.

Lin Chuxia said, "Brother, are you pointing out my shortcomings again? Show some respect for me in front of Brother Wang."

Li Jian and Wang Cheng laughed heartily.

Li Jian teased her about the way she called him Brother, and then Brother Wang; the closeness and distance were immediately clear.

Wang Cheng envied Li Jian for having such a sister. He had been to Lin Chuxia’s Bun Shop and knew she was no ordinary woman. He had heard that Li Jian had gotten Station Chief Yang’s favor partly because of his sister.

How come he hadn’t gotten to know Lin Chuxia earlier?

Unaware of what the two men were thinking, Lin Chuxia rode the board cart straight back to the Bun Shop.

Sun Bingnan, seeing her ride another board cart back, excitedly circled around the cart, "Chuxia, where did you get this cart from?"

Lin Chuxia patted the cart seat, "Sun, when you have a moment, check thoroughly if there’s anything wrong with this cart. This will be your exclusive ride from now on."

Currently, Sun Bingnan was in charge of purchasing for the Bun Shop. In the future, the purchase of cooked food will need to be separate from here, so this cart came just in time.

His eyes lit up upon hearing this, "I have time right now."

"Even if you have time, don’t fuss over this right now. You and Pang Yongli go to the vegetable station, find Wang Cheng at the storage, give him the money for the cart, and also push the other two carts back here."

There were actually two more carts.

Sun Bingnan agreed cheerfully, called Pang Yongli, withdrew the money from the account, and they went to the vegetable station.

Lin Chuxia left one of the slightly older carts in the small courtyard of the Bun Shop. The men at the shop were used to heavy work, so fixing it up was not a problem.

She pushed the other cart back to the Qin Family and gave it to Qin Han.

Selling vegetables using a board cart is indeed more convenient than using a bicycle. Last time she pushed a cart back, Qin Han had circled around it several times, clearly liking it.

Men are truly peculiar creatures; any kind of vehicle is hugely attractive to them.

At that time, riding a bicycle was quite cool; having a board cart was comparable to later when people rode motorcycles—it also gave a sense of superiority.

When Qin Han heard the board cart was for him to use, he was flustered, "This... Sister-in-law, how much is the cart? Let me go get the money for you."

"If you talk like that, Big Brother, you’re being too formal. I just took the opportunity to get two extra carts; you just ride it as you need," Lin Chuxia responded.

Qin Han understood what she meant. His sister-in-law bought an extra cart for business, but currently, it was not needed, so she left it at home for him to use. There would come a day when the business grows that she would need it back.

Even so, he was getting a great deal.

Qin Han did not insist on paying and gratefully thanked her.

This cart was in a similar condition to the one Lin Chuxia originally brought back; the frame was fine, but the wheels had been neglected for so long they were flat, and the boards were a bit damaged.

Qin Han started fixing the cart in the courtyard, while Lin Chuxia carried a bag of apples and some snacks to Mrs. Qin’s room.

Mrs. Qin saw what she was holding and chided, "How many times have I told you not to waste money on us? We have plenty to eat and drink at home; we’re living well. You’re not finding it easy to earn money; you should save it for yourself."

Ever since the Bun Shop opened, Lin Chuxia rarely came home to eat, but she often brought food for them.

Lin Chuxia placed the items on the table, "If I buy it for you, just eat it. It’s not worth much. Is Dad not back yet?"

"Your dad has gone to harvest fennel. I said I’d go with him, but he said it wasn’t much work and not worth two people, so he asked me to stay home and watch the kids."

After discussing these matters, Lin Chuxia went back to her room to read the letter.

Last time, Lin Chuxia had told Qin Yang about the situation of the shop in her letter. Although she didn’t disclose her financial details, she reassured him that the business was doing well and she was making daily revenue because she was worried he might be concerned about her facing difficulties starting her business.

This time, the letter surprisingly covered two pages of paper. The beginning expressed his regrets and guilt for not being able to come home for the Mid-Autumn Festival, followed by some trifles about his workplace, which were also the reason for the inability to fall behind in the projects.

The end of the letter inquired about her business affairs.

Arriving at the last part, Lin Chuxia smiled again.

Half a page, every line expressed his concern about her business but also his lack of confidence in her.

He talked about the viciousness of people, advising her to be more cautious, and even shared a story of a woman entrepreneur who was cheated both financially and romantically. He was worried she might take it personally, emphasizing several times that he wasn’t referring to her but was just telling a story.

If she hadn’t spent a few days with him and knew that Qin Yang was different from the man she knew in her previous life, she would never believe these were his words.

The mention of his elder brother’s letter indicated that his brother must have misunderstood something during his visit to her shop, making Qin Yang so concerned about her.

She had to admit, feeling this worried about her was rather nice.

Lin Chuxia took the calendar and flipped through it page by page.

The cooked food business would be operational in the next couple of days. It was a week until Mid-Autumn Festival, and Qin Yang’s birthday was at the end of October. By then, the new staff should be trained, and the cooked food business would be running smoothly.

Since he couldn’t come back, she would go to visit him, to celebrate his birthday with him, to give him a surprise.

It would also save him from worrying at work.

The image of Qin Yang waving at her vigorously from inside the train as he departed came to her mind.

That sometimes absent-minded man was always extraordinarily careful with her.

Lin Chuxia also wanted to spoil him a bit.