The young women also learned how to deal with these people.
No matter which way the wind blows, I remain unmoved.
To prevent these young ladies from being easily seduced, Da Ya had promised to prepare a generous dowry for each of them in the future.
If she takes a liking to someone from her own inn, whether it's the innkeeper, the accountant, or a waiter—in short, as long as the profits stay within the family—she'll cover the entire wedding banquet.
This is quite a temptation.
Most of the workers in the inn were selected from orphanages and were orphans.
The employer has already shown them great kindness by raising them.
They even helped with the wedding arrangements; how could these young men and women not be moved?
They're just young, not stupid.
In matters of marriage, they are well aware of the importance of matching social status; no one is so clueless as to not understand this.
Climbing the social ladder? You might be able to, but the question is, can you hold onto it securely?
Therefore, no matter how many romantic talents came, the young ladies in the inn remained calm and collected, accepting their money and sending them away as they pleased.
There were some really reckless people who came here wanting to take advantage of others, and ended up almost having their fingers broken.
Of course, those who have been wronged will not let it go easily.
The young lady would smile.
"Sir, our inn provides accommodation and meals. Do you have any complaints about our accommodation or meals?"
Those who are looking for trouble will naturally not admit it.
"The problem? The problem is huge."
Stop with the nonsense. Let me just say, you're lucky I've taken a liking to you.
You dare to be so shameless?
Do you even know who my father is?
The young lady was still smiling.
"Sir, I cannot answer that question. After all, only your mother knows who your father is."
Basically, once these words are spoken, the troublemaker will definitely be furious.
Whether they wanted to vandalize or hurl insults, not a single person in the inn, from the staff to the manager, stood in their way.
They all stood there watching what the other was doing.
Usually, they just curse a few times and that's it.
If the other party really starts smashing up the inn, then wait until they're done, then everyone in the inn will act together: close the doors and unleash the dogs.
It's really about letting the dogs out; I'm not joking.
Once the vicious dog appears, basically no one can get out.
There were no threats, no physical violence. The accountant quickly calculated the damages and ordered compensation for the lost property.
Furthermore, due to the impact on business and the time required for procurement, both direct and indirect losses will be taken into account.
If there were other guests in the hall at the time, and they were frightened, they would also have to pay a fee for the fright.
In this way, the inn not only avoided losses but also secured its revenue for several days, while other guests also benefited.
Even if someone spreads rumors that it's a shady business, it doesn't cause a rip-off.
After all, most people wouldn't eat or stay at Zhao Daya's inn. Travelers would walk back and forth, and after seeing the whole story, they received compensation.
If any bad rumors reach their ears, they will automatically provide the inn with proof free of charge.
"There's nothing we can do about it; the innkeeper is a young woman. The guest saw she was beautiful and tried to seduce her."
If they don't comply, they resort to verbal abuse, vandalism, and threats, which is worse than that of bandits.
No one could tolerate something like this, right?
The inn only charged a loss fee and compensated us, the frightened people. Was that wrong? No, it wasn't. If I owned that inn, I wouldn't just charge a loss fee; I'd report it to the authorities.
At the very least, that scoundrel should be made to taste the bitterness of humiliation.
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