"Grandma, isn't Grandpa going?"

It’s not that he doesn’t want to go, it’s that Grandma Huo doesn’t want to take him with her.

Every time I go shopping with him, no matter what you ask him, he will just reply with two random words.

Quan䮹 does not participate and cannot give any opinions. Apart from playing the role of paying, it is not enough to make people angry.

Of course, that's not the way to say it, so Grandma Huo was understanding.

"Your grandpa was tired from climbing the Great Wall a few days ago. Let him rest for two days."

"As an old man, you have to accept your age."

Jiang Si stopped talking when she heard this. The old man is almost eighty years old. He has been accompanying her running around outside for the past few days and he must be exhausted.

When we come back in the evening, I will give them some more spiritual spring water.

After the discussion, the grandparents and grandchildren set off happily.

The poor old man just took the time to change his clothes upstairs, and when he came downstairs the house was empty.

As soon as they entered the Wangfujing Shopping Center, Grandma Huo took Jiang Si to the fourth floor where large furniture was sold with ease.

Xiaozhou hasn't lived at home in these years, and there is not a single decent piece of furniture in his room. Now that he is finally getting married, of course he has to buy something nice for him.

Grandma Huo patted her bulging wallet and said, "Choose whichever one you like. Don't be afraid of spending money."

From the sound of it, grandma is going to pay?

"Grandma, I have money."

Jiang Si said: "When Mom went to Qiongzhou Island, she gave me the betrothal gifts and the resettlement fee. She also took the passbook that you and Grandpa gave her with her."

The moment she received the passbook, Jiang Si did not open it.

It was only after she returned to Beijing that she found out that there was actually 3,000 yuan in the passbook given to her by her grandparents.

Grandma Huo disagreed: "Your money is your money. Now we are going to decorate your wedding room. How can we ask you to pay for it?"

Jiang Si couldn't persuade the old lady, so she could only focus on the furniture for now.

"Okay, let me take a look first."

But the two of them walked around for a long time, and Jiang Si didn't see anything that she liked.

"Why, don't you have anything you like?"

Jiang Si nodded and hummed.

"It's okay. If you can't find a suitable one, don't force it. We can go somewhere else and have a look."

As soon as Grandma Huo finished speaking, the salesperson at the furniture counter snorted.

"Our store has the most complete range of goods in the entire Beijing. If you can't find it here, it's useless to go anywhere else."

Although the tone of this person's words was not very nice, what he said was true.

But Jiang Si had her own ideas.

The furniture I bought on Qiongzhou Island before was just for daily use, so I chose simple and practical styles.

But this time, Jiang Si still wants to pick some with better texture.

In fact, there are quite a few pieces of furniture in her space, and each one is priceless!

But those cannot be taken out for the time being and must be reformed later.

After thinking for a while, Jiang Si whispered to Grandma Huo, "Grandma, I want to go to the nearby state-owned trust store to have a look."

Grandma Huo frowned when she heard this, "Those places only sell second-hand furniture."

"It's okay, grandma." Jiang Si didn't really care about it.

In this era, all timber was allocated by national plan, and wood such as red sandalwood, yellow pear, and golden nanmu were basically not sold to the outside.

If you want to buy these you can only go to the state-owned trust stores.

This is similar to the "Huaiguojiu" in Shanghai. Although the things inside are second-hand, they are cheap and do not require tickets.

The most important thing is that after the great movement begins, most of the "confiscated" materials will flow here.

Jiang Si had seen so many good things since she was a child that over time she had developed an eye that could identify treasures.

She could tell whether something was real or fake just by taking a few glances.

Seeing that she insisted, Grandma Huo let her go. "Okay, let's go, but we have to buy a new bed."

Everyone sleeps on their own bed. This has been a rule passed down for many years.

Even during the campaign to destroy the Four Olds, Grandma Huo was not immune.

Jiang Si nodded in agreement.

That morning, the two of them visited several nearby state-owned trust stores.

After having mutton hotpot at noon, Jiang Si went to the door department of a hardwood furniture factory in Beijing in the afternoon.

Before the public-private partnership, this shop was called Tongxinghe, a time-honored brand in Beijing specializing in palace furniture.

After shopping there for a whole afternoon, Jiang Si finally picked out the furniture she liked.

Although they were not as good as those in the space, they were still fine pieces. In addition, she also found quite a few cups, bowls, plates and bowls.

I left my address and arranged a delivery time.

The two returned home happily.

As soon as I entered the house, I heard the old man's excited voice.

"Girl Si, hurry up, there's a call for you—"

The author has something to say: Don’t worry, the truth will be revealed tomorrow.