Chi Sanhe was still oblivious, happily counting his coins.
Each serving cost five copper coins, and he earned a total of four hundred and fifty coins.
That bucket of butter cost sixty coins, and the corn cost less than ten coins. As for the iron pot, it was expensive, costing two hundred and twenty coins.
The total cost was 290 coins.
Well, the net profit is 160 coins.
Chi Sanhe counted the money, kept ten coins for himself, and gave the rest to his younger sister.
"Here, quickly put this money away. As for Third Brother, he only wants ten coins as a tip, how about that?"
hey-hey.
Chi Sanhe originally intended to give it all to his younger sister.
She glanced at her two sons beside her and thought she should leave them some pocket money, so she withheld ten coins.
"San Dede is so good, Tangtang loves San Dede the most."
Chi Tang ran over and handed a pile of copper coins to Aunt Chi: "Mother, this is what Tangtang earned, it's all for you."
Mom has been having a tough time lately; she hasn't been happy in a long time.
"Oh my, my precious daughter, I've really spoiled you enough." Aunt Chi beamed, even the fine lines around her eyes smoothed out.
Her yellow teeth were all showing, which showed how happy she was.
Aunt Chi didn't stand on ceremony and took forty copper coins, then had her daughter put the rest away.
"Tangtang earned it herself, so she'll keep it for herself!"
They are incompetent parents and cannot give their daughter more.
At the very least, they can't take what their daughter earned herself!
"Oh dear, then I'll just..."
"Chi Sanhe, have you no shame? We're all neighbors, how can you ask for money?"
Watching his son and daughter happily dividing the money, and even his wife grinning from ear to ear, Old Man Chi was utterly disappointed.
Is there really no one who understands this?
Old Man Chi's sudden outburst startled everyone.
Huo Yajie immediately said goodbye, pulling Qiu Xing, whose mouth was still bulging, away quickly.
With no outsiders around, Old Man Chi couldn't bear to stay any longer.
Pointing at Chi Sanhe, she began to berate him: "We live on the same street, and this is all the food you have. Why don't you share it with the children? How dare you ask for money? Haven't you ever seen money? Is money your father?"
Chi Sanhe's smile froze instantly.
He seemed unable to believe it, and instead of immediately arguing with his father, he asked again in a low voice:
"What did I do? Why are you cursing at me like that?"
"What's wrong with you? Have some decency! All you ever think about is money, money, money! You have no humanity at all! You..."
"You're all done now!"
Aunt Chi shouted loudly, interrupting the old man's increasingly unpleasant words.
Why make such a big deal out of nothing when we're just doing a few things?
Chi Sanhe clenched his fists, his face contorted, his lips pursed, and his eyes were filled with hatred.
In Dad's eyes, is everything he does wrong?
He always knew that his father didn't like him.
I know my own flaws, so it's normal not to be liked.
But that doesn't make sense, why should everyone criticize him?
He's married now, with two sons, yet he's still being scolded like this, as if he were a grandson?
Have you ever thought about how Silang and An'an would view him?
"What kind of look is that?"
Old Man Chi angrily pointed at Chi Sanhe, his expression agitated, spitting out saliva: "I'm your father! You want to beat me up?"
"Yes, you are my father, so you can keep belittling me! I just don't understand, if you look down on me so much, why didn't you just throw me to my death when I was born!"
Keeping me around is a waste of money and food, and it makes you uncomfortable. What? You enjoy making yourself uncomfortable?
Chi Sanhe, with his usual carefree and nonchalant attitude, reverted to the same slouching posture that his father used to find most annoying, looking like a hoodlum.
"father!"
An'an got anxious.
Why is Dad arguing and talking back to Grandpa at this time?
What benefits could there be?
"What did you say? Get out! Get out of here!" Old Man Chi was extremely flustered and could only use even louder anger to cover up his panic.
He actually felt panicked and afraid when his son looked at him with such hatred! He also felt regret and unease...
How can a father be afraid of his own child?
Old Man Chi opened his mouth wide in anger, his saliva stretching out like a spider web covering the hole, instantly entangling Chi Sanhe.
"Get out! If you're so capable, then get out of here and don't hang around me! I'll pretend I never fed you!"
We raised him to adulthood, helped him get married, and supported him in having children.
In the end, his son actually looked at him with such hostility?
What do you take him for?
An enemy?
Chi Sanhe, you're nothing but an animal!
I'm your real father!
"Are you done yet? Why do you have to talk to your son like that?" Aunt Chi punched the old man.
The blow struck his chest, causing Old Man Chi to take a step back in pain.
Aunt Chi had no time to look at him. She turned around and pulled at Chi Sanhe: "Sanhe, your father was just saying things in the heat of the moment, he didn't mean anything by it. You two are father and son, you..."
"Nothing else? Yes, nothing else. I heard you perfectly clearly, you were telling me to get lost."
Chi Sanhe sneered, his eyes filled with ferocity and disdain.
Does he have no ears, no brain, and no face?
"Mikawa!"
"Mother, please stop talking. Your son is over twenty years old and has some self-respect! I'm leaving now!"
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