So she simply asked how much it would cost. If they quoted a price, it would prove that taking photos would cost money.

If Huang Qinqin hadn't communicated with them beforehand, the photographer would have quoted a price directly.

However, Huang Qinqin had already instructed them beforehand that no matter who from the village came to ask, they should be told that no money was required.

"It's free. We can take photos for you for free if you need them."

The photographer spoke calmly, his expression particularly sincere.

Grandma Huang finally believed it; the photos they took today were indeed free.

The other villagers who were originally watching Dundun take pictures were surprised to hear that they could take pictures for free.

They all eagerly moved closer, asking expectantly, "Is taking photos really free?"

"Could you please take the photos for us?"

When the photographer saw other villagers gathering around and offered to let them take photos for free, he noticed they were also being approached.

I couldn't help but think: My goodness, Huang Qinqin really had foresight.

Fortunately, Huang Qinqin had already come up with a solution for them in advance.

The photographer smiled at the other villagers: "Of course, taking photos for anyone today is free."

The other villagers immediately cheered.

"Really?!"

"That's great! I want to take pictures too!"

"Me too, I want to film!"

The photographer raised his hand, signaling them to be quiet.

Then he shouted, "But!"