"Still from this city, a soldier should not be too bad. When will you bring him out to et us?" Li Congnan, although surprised, knew it was her private matter and didn’t ask further.
"He’ll be back in a few days. You’ll definitely get to et him at the wedding. By then, the two brothers must prepare red envelopes, okay?"
"No problem," Li Jianye laughed heartily.
"I’ll make sure to give you a big one," Li Congnan chuckled.
....
These days, crayfish were selling the best, and so prominent people from the city even ca from afar to eat at night.
Lin Wan calculated this month’s accounts and, after deducting costs, netted more than two thousand.
Initially, starting the distillery cost over three thousand, and there was much less money left in the card. Unexpectedly, the restaurant almost made it in a month.
As soon as Lin Yinghui and Lin Wan got ho in the evening, Liang Hongi pulled her and said Han Yi had returned and helped out at the store all afternoon.
"The more I look at this kid, the more I like him. Even though the business was bad in the heat, he refused to go ho and stayed to help in the kitchen all afternoon. Today Grandma Wang took the day off. Luckily, Xiao Yi was here."
"He ca back?" Lin Wan belatedly sighed.
"Yes, Mom asked him to find you. He said he’d co in the morning and wanted to get the certificate first. Ah... Xiao Han really thought things through, even got the introduction letter from the hotown ready for you in advance. I thought you’d have to go back once," Liang Hongi chattered on in the room, completely unaware of Lin Wan secretly smiling beside her.
As the sky barely brightened, Lin Wan got up to help her mother prepare food for the early market. Pushing the tricycle, she just opened the door when she saw a tall and upright figure standing at their doorstep. With distinct contours and deep features, his entire body exuded a military aura that commanded both respect and awe.
Leaning against the doorfra, one hand in his pocket, the other holding a burning cigarette, as you approached him, you could feel the chilling aura emanating from his body. "How long have you been here?"
Han Yi quickly threw away the cigarette, stomping it out with his foot. "Not long. Why are you up so early?" His eyebrows barely moved, and a uniquely magnetic voice ca from his throat with a hint of warmth.
"Going to the early market to sell food. Why don’t you go inside and sit for a while? I’ll be back in an hour." Today she’s not going to the distillery, letting her mom have a lazy morning as planned last night, not letting her get up.
"I’ll go with you," Han Yi said, taking the initiative to push the tricycle forward.
Lin Wan didn’t say a word, suddenly smiled, and followed him.
"How many days are you staying this ti?"
"A week for marriage leave."
"Oh... a week for marriage leave, that’s really too short."
"Yesterday you told my mom we’re getting the certificate today?"
"Yeah."
"You really thought it through," Lin Wan suddenly smiled, looking at Han Yi’s stoic face.
It was still cool in the morning. Lin Wan stayed with Han Yi as they set things up at the old spot, and people arrived in no ti.
They’ve been here for over a year, and those who co to buy food are all old neighbors from the street.
They knew Lin Wan’s family’s food was delicious and clean.
The filled pancakes sold well, and quite a bit of fried at was sold. Mainly, in the sumr, everyone likes to eat cold dishes.
Lin Wan was selling, while Han Yi was collecting money on the side. The two worked together seamlessly.
So acquaintances, upon seeing the handso young man in military uniform beside Lin Wan, couldn’t help but ask a few questions out of curiosity.
When Lin Wan said he was her fiancé, many people admiringly praised her.
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