Seeing that her son seemed a little weak, Aunt Chi said to Manager Liu, "My son has always been in charge of the plum blossom cake business..."

The implication is that everyone should listen to Chi Sihai.

These words were like a reassuring pill, instantly making Chi Sihai stand even straighter.

Chi Tang, who had just woken up on the kang (heated brick bed), shouted loudly, "Forty-eight taels! Uncle, is that alright? You won't lose out!"

"Pfft, what do you know? Why are you meddling in this?"

"Let's each take a step back. That's how business is done."

Chi Tang began to explain seriously.

The little girl's chubby face still bore the marks left from sleeping, and her eyes were misty, as if filled with water vapor.

Her cherry-like little mouth was chattering away.

That look was so funny it made people burst out laughing.

"My daughter is still young, please don't take offense, Manager Liu." Aunt Chi chuckled, patting her daughter's bottom and teasing her, "You even know what doing business is?"

Chi Tang proudly puffed out her little chest, her long eyelashes trembling like a proud little butterfly: "Of course!"

"puff!"

"Hahaha!"

Seeing how adorable Chi Tang looked, everyone smiled kindly.

Liu Demiao laughed heartily and made the decision: "Alright, forty-eight taels it is. Little girl, tell me, how am I not losing out?"

Chi Tang happily showed her little baby teeth, her eyes darting around, and replied, "Then you have to pay first, I won't haggle now!"

"Ha ha ha ha!"

"You little rascal!"