Chapter 42 Su Dalang
Su Ruojin never interfered with how Madam Yang selected the employees for the shop. Even if she wanted to, from Madam Yang's point of view, she was still a little kid and Madam Yang might not pay attention to her thoughts and opinions. So she would just be a hands-off boss and wait to get the money!
After the breakfast shop started selling pancakes, business became better. Su Ruojin had to look into renting a shop. If there was a cheap one, it would be best to buy it. After all, in her previous life, when her shop was booming, the landlord became jealous and either raised the rent or forced her to open her own business, ruining all her good business.
The world has always been like this, she has to be cautious.
Cheng Yingzhen's health has improved a little and she has taken over the family's three meals a day. Su Ruojin has time to look for a shop, but there is another problem. She has the core of an adult but looks like a little loli. If she goes to look for a shop alone, who in her family will feel at ease?
Su Yanli and his wife unanimously asked her to buy someone.
Su Ruojin said, "Wait a little longer."
Su Yanli teased his daughter: "If you delay for one day, you will earn one day less. Are you willing to do that?"
Su Ruojin: ...No one knows a daughter better than her father!
The little man sighed, "I'm just waiting for Uncle Feng to see if the person he brought here is better to keep at home or in the shop."
In fact, secretly, Su Ruojin still wanted to get the Feng brothers over. After all, she had taught them how to do business and they were quick to learn. Besides, she had spent some time with them and trusted their character.
She regretted it now. If she had known that Uncle Feng and his two sons would return, she should have revealed her thoughts to them. If they wanted to stay in the capital to develop, they would have left in the past few days.
Everything depends on fate. Su Yanli had a good impression of the Feng family. He nodded and said, "Then wait a while. We can take a rest and grow taller during the first month of the year."
Anyway, he had money in his hands and was not worried, so Su Ruojin agreed. While working as "Dehua", he played crazy with the little kids in the alley, and he did not forget to drag Su Dalang along when he played.
Su Dalang refused, but Su Ruojin dragged him out. What is the meaning of a boy's childhood if he has never climbed a tree to catch birds, gone to a river to catch fish, and played games such as generals and soldiers, or officials and bandits with his friends?
"You must play." She gave a strict order, "Every day before lunch and dinner, you must play with your friends in the alley for an hour. Don't come back until I call you for dinner."
A childhood without being yelled at by your mother is not a complete childhood.
Xue Wulang whispered, "If I play like this, my dad will definitely twist my ears when he comes back."
Oh, one more thing: a childhood without being beaten by the father is not a complete childhood.
Su Ruojin leaned forward and said, "Even if you don't want to play, you have to stand at the gate and watch others play for an hour."
Humph, I still can’t cure you two little nerds.
"If you don't exercise regularly, you will be out of breath when you become an official in the future. How can you serve the country and the people?"
Su Ruojin even brought up some great principles. Su Dalang heard this and was thoughtful.
When he came back in the evening and checked his homework, Su Dalang asked the question in his mind, "Dad, now you don't need a mule to walk to the Imperial College, aren't you tired?"
Su Yanli thought his son cared about him, and smiled gently: "You have trained your legs, so you are not tired."
Su Dalang asked again: "Dad, you once said that the imperial examination not only tests one's knowledge, but also one's physical strength?"
Of course he had said that, but he felt that his son was only nine years old and there was still a long way to go before the imperial examination. Listening to him talk about it now, I suddenly remembered myself back then. If the teacher in the academy had not forced him to get up early every day to run, he might not have passed the imperial examination at the age of twelve. After all, several candidates were carried out of the examination room that year.
"Why are you asking this all of a sudden?"
Su Dalang looked at his sister who had fallen asleep on the table and said, "Ajin asked me to go out and play for an hour every day, so that I can exercise on the day."
There was one more thing Su Ruojin didn't say, which was that Su Yanli would exercise his social skills and learn to make friends through playing. For most women, that was happiness. After all, it was great that his man didn't fool around outside and took care of the family without her having to worry about anything!
If Su Yanli only wanted to be a teacher all his life, Su Ruojin felt that the current situation was good, and she would be the one to make money, but... between parents and children... it was a process of slowly growing old, and slowly growing up to form a new family.
Family ties last a lifetime, but they are not the entire life of an individual. There are many roads that need to be walked alone, and whether it is success or failure, you need to experience and grow by yourself. Even parents, brothers and sisters cannot help.
Su Ruojin doesn't want Su Anzhi to become a nerd. She hopes that he can develop in an all-round way in terms of morality, intelligence, physical fitness, aesthetics and labor and have a better future.
Su Yanli nodded solemnly, "Ajin is right. Starting tomorrow, before morning reading, you should go out for a run. Run from home to the morning stalls in Xiqiao Lane, look at the small vendors, and also see how the officials in the government offices rush to work."
Seeing hundreds of different lives of different people is also a form of learning.
Su Dalang also responded solemnly: "Okay."
It was another day that Su Ruojin was carried back by her father to sleep. This was her little secret of happiness.
In her previous life, Su Ruojin’s parents divorced when she was two or three years old, and she grew up with her grandparents. As far as she could remember, her father lived in one family and her mother lived in another. She never knew what parental love was. In this life, she finally enjoyed the love of both her father and mother.
Enjoy it happily and cherish it!
They had fun until the end of the first lunar month, and on the second day of the second lunar month, when the dragon raises its head, Mrs. Yang's milk tea shop finally opened.
There are many types of milk tea, some are classified by tea type, some are classified by ingredients, and of course, some are classified by region.
Su Ruojin provided five types of milk tea for Mrs. Yang, including the pearl milk tea she had made, as well as honey, almond, ginger, and ghee milk tea.
"When summer comes, we can also serve all kinds of iced milk tea."
Mrs. Yang smiled as she heard this, thinking that she was right. She happily took the two children who were able to walk to the milk tea shop and treated them to milk tea.
Su Sanlang shouted, "Why is there no taro strips to go with it?"
Su Ruojin: ...Little brother, this is a milk tea shop! It's not some foreign fast food restaurant.
Madam Yang smiled and said, "How about I buy it separately?"
Su Ruojin laughed and said, "No, no, I'll give it to Madam. I wish Madam's shop will make a fortune and lots of money."
Through the milk tea cooperation, Madam Yang realized that in the Su family, Dr. Su doted on his daughter and indulged Su Er Niang in everything. Madam Su did not care much about the affairs, and Su Er Niang was the one who made the decisions inside and outside the family.
He is simply a little chef.
I wonder what Mrs. Yang would feel if she knew that all the money of the Su family was under Su Ruojin's bed!
The capital was prosperous, and people were quick to accept new things. Zhengji Milk Tea became popular in the capital in no time and became a must-visit shop for young ladies when they went out.
(End of this chapter)
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