Sun Weiguo saw four large, bulging sacks next to the haystack and opened his mouth in surprise. "Brother Tian, ​​when did these get put there? I go to the stable several times a day, and I never see anyone there."

There are people in the team who specialize in feeding horses, but because Captain Sun is worried, he asks Sun Weiguo to check on them several times a day, for fear that some man-made accidents may happen to these important properties of the team.

Chu Tian's expression remained calm. "Is it okay for you to know? They do this kind of business and never interact with strangers..."

Sun Weiguo scratched his head. "That's not right. Since he doesn't want to interact with strangers, why doesn't he just sell it himself, but instead ask you, Brother Tian, ​​to do it?"

Chu Tian knew he would ask this, but he had already thought of the answer. He said lightly, "He never contacts outsiders, and I'm the only one who knows about this business. As for why he asked me to be the middleman, this is a secret between him and me..."

Sun Weiguo nodded in understanding and didn't ask any more questions. It was a secret! He understood! A secret is no longer a secret if it is told to a third person!

Chu Tian raised his chin and said, "Alright, if you have any other questions, we can talk about them on the way. Now, let's carry the things to the car first."

Sun Weiguo reacted and hurried forward to lift a sack to put it on the carriage. While doing so, he did not forget to tell Chu Tian, ​​"Brother Tian, ​​please don't do it yourself. I can do it myself. Otherwise, I won't feel at ease even if I take the three dollars for this trip..."

Chu Tian smiled faintly and said "OK," then he obediently sat in the carriage, picked up the extremely well-behaved Wu Ya, and watched Sun Weiguo move the sacks back and forth four times. He thought to himself that he hadn't planned to do anything in the first place. Since he had hired employees, why should he, as the boss, work? What kind of boss would he be if that were the case?