He Wan would drive around, and if she found any fruit, she would pick it up.
The pineapples and bananas have been harvested, and a good amount of oranges and cantaloupes have also been harvested.
As we traveled from south to north, the weather gradually changed, getting colder the further north we went. Around the fifth day, we arrived in Kunming, the "Spring City".
I was a little intimidated by that auntie boss from Yangcheng, but I had a good impression of Ma Wei from Chuncheng.
I'm planning to do another deal with him.
This time, we'll trade the fruit she collected.
She didn't give all of her fruit to Ma Wei; she kept half of each type for Lao Song.
Apples, which cost a few cents a pound in Shanghai, sell for two mao (0.2 yuan) here.
Pineapples were more expensive, costing three cents; bananas cost two cents; oranges cost four cents; and cantaloupes sold for five cents.
These fruits alone brought in over ten thousand yuan.
In the end, I exchanged some tickets.
After the transaction was completed and I entered the space, I found that Lao Yun had returned.
"Old He, you got so much fruit?"
"Yes, I didn't take the train along the way. I collected them and just sold some in Kunming."
"Oh, you're back?"
"Well, I've been traveling and stopping along the way, so I have plenty of time. I'm not going anywhere today. I know there's a tricycle factory in Chuncheng, and I'd like to go there and see if I can buy one. I've learned from my experience that if I want to get goods, having a vehicle to haul them will make things much easier."
"I'll buy you one here."
"No need, my current savings are nothing compared to what I could buy a car here."
Yun Shudai had already seen the money piled up into a small mountain in the corner, and she was so smug about it.
"Old Yun, don't you have any announcements lately?"
"No, although 'A Century-Old Family' is very popular, and I played the third female lead in it, which brought me some attention, no one has asked me to act. In addition, none of the dramas I've participated in over the past few months have aired yet."
"If you don't have any, then you don't have any. The antiques I got for you are enough for you to lie down comfortably."
Yun Shudai smiled: "That's true."
However, seeing the limited amount of food in the space, she decided to take advantage of her free time to stock up on more for Lao He.
The next morning, Yun Shudai put on a jumpsuit and went to the farmers' market.
After loading a truckload of flour, they went on another trip and loaded a truckload of rice.
Just as I was about to get on the truck to pick up the chickens, ducks, and geese, I heard a familiar voice behind me: "Shushu."
Turning her head, she saw Bai Muyin looking at her from head to toe with surprise, then turning back to look at her new truck, waiting for her answer with a belly full of questions.
Yun Shudai was also startled and her mind raced, wondering if Bai Muyin had noticed when she used her mind: "Um... Muyin... you're back."
Bai Muyin frowned and asked, "The truck you bought?"
"...No...no, I rented them. These past two days, Tian Tian brought me two fruit trees from her hometown, and I picked them up from the logistics company."
"It's not certain that the plants will survive this season."
Yun Shudai said, "I was just bored, so I thought I'd give it a try."
Bai Muyin stepped forward and took her hand: "From now on, find someone to do this kind of work." As he spoke, he looked at her in her jumpsuit and realized she really did look like a worker: "I thought you had taken on some kind of role and were dressed like this to get into character."
Yun Shudai's eyes lit up. Oh dear, why didn't she say that just now? That was a good reason, what a pity.
"I haven't had any engagements lately, why didn't you tell me you were coming back?"
"I sent you a message, but you didn't reply."
Yun Shudai quickly took out her phone to check, and sure enough, it was true. She looked apologetically at Bai Muyin and said, "I didn't see it." In order to prevent Bai Muyin from dwelling on her hauling the goods herself, she quickly pulled him out of the garage and took him to see the yard she had been renovating these past few days.
"Why is the refrigerator still on? It's so foggy."
Yun Shudai's heart skipped a beat, pounding like a deer's. She forgot about this and quickly ran over to close the refrigerator door, explaining as she did so, "This refrigerator has had this problem since it was moved here. Closing the door will fix it."
"Really?" Bai Muyin wanted to see what was wrong, so he came over and opened the refrigerator.
Looking at the refrigerator again, which seemed normal and hadn't been filled with much stuff, I was puzzled. The condensation was dissipating too quickly; there was definitely a problem: "Have you contacted customer service?"
"I've found someone, they'll come over to fix it in a few days." Yun Shudai said as she pulled him to the front yard, her face calm as usual, but she was actually extremely nervous inside.
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