Gu Yunyang decided not to dwell on it for the time being; Hou San was a smart man.
Especially when he was able to take the money immediately and knew what had happened to them.
Hou San dared not make any underhanded moves.
Gu Yunyang put all these things away, and then sorted out the things Hou San wanted.
Gu Yunyang thought for a moment, then wrote another note, summoned an owl, and sent it to deliver the message.
"They also said they wanted to get a few eagles; those things are strong and can move a lot of things."
It seems like this will need to be put on the agenda once we get back.
It needs to be resolved as soon as possible.
After doing all this, Gu Yunyang opened the door and released the owl.
This note will definitely be placed directly in their room.
But you can't put it in the room, lest it scare people.
Gu Yunyang was only demonstrating a bit of his power; he had no intention of completely offending anyone.
After leaving the backyard, go directly through the hanging flower gate to reach the middle courtyard.
Gu Yunyang heard some faint snoring.
Gu Yunyang came over and took a quick look, and realized that Thirteen and the others had already moved in.
"That was pretty fast."
Since the adoption process wasn't finished yet, Gu Yunyang didn't go and bring the person back directly.
Of course, Gu Yunyang didn't want others to spread rumors that his adoptive parents had other plans.
Throughout the entire process, he only gave money and goods.
There's no need for Thirteen and the others to be grateful, as long as they don't betray us.
Gu Yunyang didn't expect anything else.
Of course, the fact that Thirteen and the others lived here was indeed to provide cover for his backyard.
"I'll send some more things over later. It's tough for several kids to live together."
Gu Yunyang went to the next room and found that there was a fair amount of food inside.
"I suppose it's because they got their household registration and received their quota."
Gu Yunyang thought that he could also get some food for them.
Anyway, didn't we already tell Captain Liu and the others about the black market transactions?
Upon reaching the mailbox outside, Gu Yunyang didn't open it; instead, he retrieved everything from inside remotely.
"There really are people who want to buy it."
Gu Yunyang glanced at them; none of them were big orders.
That's true, a family usually has a dozen or so members, or even just a few.
Even if you want to buy premium grain, you can't buy much.
Each family usually buys only about ten kilograms.
"They probably had a wait-and-see attitude, wanting to see if it was a scam."
This is my first time trading like this, and I have no confidence at all.
Although Gu Yunyang was the one who introduced them to this matter, they were still afraid.
Gu Yunyang checked and found that the requirements were quite numerous, mainly that each family had several kilograms of their own produce, while the other family had ten kilograms, totaling more than two hundred kilograms.
The requirements also differ; some require a little refined grain, such as rice or wheat flour.
Some people order sweet potatoes, or whole grains like cornmeal.
The cornmeal here, or rather, cornmeal, should be called corn kernels.
They even put corn cobs in there, which makes my throat a little sore.
The cornmeal here in Gu Yunyang's place is mostly made from pure corn kernels, and it's ground very finely, so it's perfectly fine as a refined grain.
Gu Yunyang took out several bags and filled them with some of the contents. They were all full and quite heavy, so he gave them about half a pound more than usual.
Then it was placed outside the room where Captain Liu lived, with a note indicating which one was for whom.
These are all needed by people in the bureau or the office, so I asked Captain Liu to help distribute them.
"Teacher Xu needs some too, let's just send it over directly."
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