Chapter 717: Divine Doctor, Please Stay (4)_1
Yang Ruxin only needed one look to understand what Wang Dali had in mind. She couldn’t really blame him, after all, she did have a youthful appearance. But it didn’t matter, as long as he was willing to follow her, she would eventually show him that age was just a number.
After Qian Er introduced Yang Ruxin, he took a step back.
"I need manpower," Ruxin didn’t beat around the bush and got straight to the point. "Qian Er is someone I trust, and he’s recommended you. If you are willing to work for me, I won’t mistreat you. Of course, this is on the condition that you remain loyal."
The three men exchanged glances, seemingly unaccustomed to Ruxin’s directness. However, Hu Zi and Gouzi both looked towards Wang Dali.
"Ruxin... Sister Ruxin," Wang Dali called out with some difficulty. After all, he was already in his twenties with two kids, but had to address a girl who seemed to be in her teens as ’sister’, which felt awkward. But since Qian Er introduced her that way, he had no choice but to follow suit. "We’re all honest folk, just looking to make a living. As long as Sister Ruxin can keep us employed and fed, we’re willing to work like oxen and horses..."
"I don’t need oxen and horses, I just need people to do the work," Yang Ruxin raised a hand to stop his pledge. "And I don’t put much stock in promises, I value action more." She said with a smile, "You can go back and think it over. If you’ve made a decision, look for Qian Er. He will be staying in the county town to help renovate the shop and the courtyard..." After saying that, she got up and returned to her own room.
As expected, it was less than fifteen minutes later that Qian Er came knocking on the door. Wang Dali and the others were willing to work with Sister Ruxin.
Yang Ruxin nodded. She couldn’t always stay in the county town, so she entrusted everything here to Qian Er. The large shop here should be rented out first, while the small shop and the yard had to be refurbished—the small shop would continue to operate as a pancake and fruit stall, and the yard, once fixed up, would mean that there would be no need to stay at an inn when she came to the county town in the future.