Chapter 213 - 154 Half Old Immortal_3
Qian Yeejin also had this in mind and simply nodded her head.
The old monk whispered to Qian Yixiu, "The tea leaves are best in their original flavor. If Little Benefactor harvests that tea again in the future, remember to bring some to me. I want fresh leaves; I’ll process them myself."
Qian Yixiu was utterly baffled. Was this an old child or an eccentric elder? Virtuous monks are supposed to have high morals and be content with simplicity, but he was clearly not the case. The old monk completely shattered her previous image of a virtuous monk.
She thought this way but still nodded in agreement. She did not know when she would be able to return to that Fairyland.
Huang Tie had already been waiting for them in front of the temple. The three of them and the monkey descended the mountain, boarded the ox cart, and hurried home. Despite the strong sunlight of late noon, Qian Yixiu did not feel tired at all; she was too anxious for Shopkeeper Cui’s arrival.
True enough, Shopkeeper Cui was still waiting at their home. Since it was a significant matter, Qian Sangui could not decide alone and had to wait for his granddaughter and grandson, who had better judgment, to discuss it. Moreover, it seemed Shopkeeper Cui did not plan to discuss this important matter with him alone either; they only chatted about trivial things.
Shopkeeper Cui had arrived in the morning and brought many gifts from the Capital City for their family.
At noon, Qian Sangui invited him to have lunch and wine.
After the siblings went in to greet him and sat down, Shopkeeper Cui smiled and took out a silver note, saying, "The fresh tea was a little over three pounds, and it made about seven taels of tea leaves. This is the silver note for purchasing the tea."
Qian Yixiu took the silver note to look at it, pretended to be surprised, and passed it to Qian Sangui. Qian Sangui saw it and his eyes bulged, saying, "Shopkeeper Cui, did you take the wrong one? How can seven taels of tea leaves be worth so much silver?"