Le Wu showed a very firm attitude towards Mo An's conditions, making it clear to Mo An that there was no room for negotiation.
Seeing that Yuewu was unmoved, Mo An turned to the old man and the little girl and asked, "She didn't pay, so the things are still yours. Name your price, and I'll take all the goods on the stall."
For the grandfather and grandson, whose daily income was meager, Mo An's words were truly tempting.
Even the onlookers started advising them to sell it directly to Mo An, since many people knew about the family situation of the grandfather and grandson.
The old man glanced at Yue Wu, then said to Mo An, "I'd also like to sell it to you, but in business, there's a first-come, first-served principle."
He pointed to the music and dance, and continued, "This young lady looked at it first, so you should wait until she finishes choosing. If there are any other items, you can take a look and see if you like them. Also, I don't recommend that you buy everything. Those baskets won't break even after several years. Buying too many is not cost-effective, don't you think?"
Hearing that the old man hadn't succumbed to Mo An's tempting offers, Yue Wu was somewhat moved.
She then said to Mo An, "Since you want it so much and are willing to support their business, I'll reluctantly give you the bracelet, but you have to pay first."
Mo An was surprised by the unexpected turn of events and immediately asked the old man to calculate the total price. His mood soared.
The old man glanced at Yuewu again, and seeing her nod, he began to take inventory.
The little girl smiled happily, her eyes curving into crescent moons.
The final 60 baskets cost a total of 1200 yuan, but the old man didn't know how much to ask for the bracelets. He looked at A-Yue, but the little girl hadn't thought about that either.
Yue Wu said directly, "Let's round it up to 1500 yuan."
Originally, Yuewu wanted to extort money from Mo'an, such as making her pay ten thousand yuan to A Yue and his father, so that she could vent her anger first.
However, fearing that this would incur Mo An's wrath, they chose a safer number.
Mo An was surprised by the price and immediately paid, then reached out to Le Wu for the bracelet.
Without hesitation, Yuewu gave all eight bracelets in her hand to Mo'an.
Upon receiving the bracelet, Mo An could faintly see some fluorescence on it, but for some reason, it wasn't as strong as he had initially noticed.
Suspicious, Mo An secretly examined Yue Wu's hands again, wondering if she had anything else on them, such as jewelry.
It was obvious that Yue Wu wasn't wearing anything on her hands; it seemed to be these bracelets. Mo An examined them carefully again, trying to discover the magic behind them.
When the old man was about to hand 60 tied baskets to Mo An, Mo An waved his hand, "That's too many for me to carry. You can keep them and sell them yourself."
After saying that, he wanted to leave, intending to go home and study it carefully.
The old man said, "That won't do. That's not how business is done. It should be..."
Mo An didn't let him finish speaking. "Then see who needs one, and give one to each of them," he said, turning and walking away gracefully.
The onlookers quickly dispersed; no one wanted to take advantage of the situation, and everyone was hoping the old man could make more money from the sale.
In her previous life, the bracelet incident prevented the little girl's family from continuing to set up a stall at the flea market.
The pressure of money brought invisible shackles to this family, which led to the grandmother's passing. So this time, we must turn things around no matter what.
Le Wu came to the stall and helped the father and son rearrange the baskets.
Then Yuewu walked over to them, holding the meteorite bracelet in her hand, and said to the old man, "I took a liking to this bracelet, so I didn't give it to that person back then. I want to buy it. Do you have a QR code? I'll transfer the money."
The old man waved his hands repeatedly, "Consider that bracelet a gift. If you hadn't asked to see it, no one would have noticed it, and it would never have sold for so much money, so there's no need to give it to me."
Le Wu hurriedly said, "Grandpa, it is very important to me. If you hadn't put it out to sell, I wouldn't know where to find it. So consider this my way of thanking you, and you must pay me."
Turning to the little girl, Yuewu said directly, "Quickly take the QR code, I'll tell you another way to make money later."
Upon hearing this, the little girl's eyes lit up immediately, and she pulled out her phone. The screen saver showed a middle-aged man holding a little girl.
The girl was clearly Ah Yue, so the middle-aged man must be her father.
Music and dance can be accessed by scanning a QR code for 50,000 yuan.
When A-Yue saw the amount received, her jaw almost dropped to the floor. She was speechless for a moment and kept pointing it out to her grandfather.
Grandpa was also extremely shocked, his eyes wide open.
Yue Wu understood their gazes and reassured them, "Don't be too surprised. I only paid because I felt it was worth it, and I believe this money will have even greater value in the future."
The father and son exchanged a glance, knowing that Yue Wu was trying to help them, so they didn't say anything more.
At this moment, the little girl asked Yuewu with a smile, "Sister, what was the way you just mentioned for making money?"
See, this little girl is so clever; she always manages to grasp the key points.
Le Wu smiled and patted A Yue's head, then began to talk about her ideas for making money, which was also a regret that Mo Xiao Le hadn't mentioned back then.
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