"Hey, okay, little master Zhou Cheng, please wait for a moment." Seeing that there was business, the candy seller didn't care about the little girl beside him, so he quickly took out the candies wrapped in oil paper.
"Hey, wait a minute, divide it into two parts." Chen Chen stretched out his hand to stop him.
Hearing this, the candy seller was stunned for a moment. If anyone else said this, he would definitely not do it. After all, he also needed to spend money to buy oil paper, but it was different in the early hours of the morning.
"Okay, just take a look." The sugar seller didn't say anything. He smiled and pulled out a piece of oil paper from under the shelf, divided one piece of candy into two parts and wrapped them.
After taking the two packets of candy, Ling Chen weighed them and handed the heavier one to the little girl who was watching eagerly.
"Take it, this is the candy I'm paying you for."
"No...no, brother, you ate a piece of candy from me, you don't need so much." The little girl was startled, took two steps back and waved her hands.
"Brother, let me ask you, where do you get your candy?" She was not impatient in the early hours of the morning and squatted down and asked.
"Mother...mother bought it for me." The little girl whispered.
"That's it. Your mother bought you a unique candy, but it was eaten by your brother. As compensation, the unique candy will naturally require more candy compensation, don't you think?"
The little girl blinked her eyes after listening to such a long speech, and her little brain shut down again.
Looking at the little girl's appearance, Ling Chen couldn't help but laugh. He stretched out his hand and touched the little girl's head. However, I have to say that it wasn't as good as Ren Hongluan's little head.
"Take it, brother, I will take you home." In the early hours of the morning, he stuffed the candy into the little girl's arms.
"Oh..." The little girl was obviously still processing, and was dragged away by Chen Chen in a daze.
"There aren't many good people these days~" The sugar seller behind him looked at him all the time, and couldn't help but sigh with a smile.
Then he lowered his head and cleaned the shelves, walked slowly with a pole on his shoulders, and shouted from time to time, hoping that someone would come out to buy candy.
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"Yaya! Yaya!! Auntie, have you seen my Yaya?" A young woman eagerly asked the aunt beside her.
"Hey, Mrs. Liu? Your old lady Yaya really didn't see her." The aunt was stunned and said.
"Oh~ what can we do!" Mrs. Liu's wife was almost crying. When she went out to buy some needlework, the child disappeared as soon as she turned around.
"Madam Liu, don't worry, old lady... eh? Is that Yaya's girl?" The aunt comforted her, and then she saw two people, one large and one small, walking over not far away.
Hearing this, Mrs. Liu's wife quickly turned around and looked over there, and she saw Yaya being pulled by Chen Chen.
Yaya obviously hadn't noticed her mother yet, looking down at the sugar packet in her hand, somewhat lost in thought.
"Yaya!!" Madam Liu exclaimed and rushed over.
"Damn girl! You scared me to death!" Mrs. Liu's wife hugged Yaya and cried loudly.
"Mother?" Yaya finally reacted and murmured.
"Donor, don't cry. The poor monk happened to meet the little girl." Chen Ling said with relief, and then told the lady of the Liu family what had happened.
"Ah, thank you so much, Master Zhou Cheng. My Yaya is weak and I have told her not to eat dirty things since she was a child, so this is why..." Mrs. Liu's wife said this and looked at Yaya who was naturally dumbfounded. .
"Hehehe, it doesn't matter. If you don't eat the things on the ground, you won't get sick. That's good." Chen Chen waved his hand to show his understanding.
"By the way, we can't have this candy. Little Master Zhou Cheng, please take it back." Madam Liu snatched the candy bag from Yaya's hand and stuffed it into Wen Chen's arms.
In the early hours of the morning, I looked at the candy in my arms, and then at the eager little girl beside me, but didn't shirk it.
"Let's see. The poor monk is a little thirsty after walking. I wonder if I can ask for a glass of water?" Ling Chen asked warmly.
"Ah, of course, little master Zhou Cheng, come on, this way." Madam Liu was stunned and quickly led the way.
In the early hours of the morning, I looked at the aunt who was basking in the sun, put my hands together and said the Buddha's name to her, and then followed her.
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"The house is relatively shabby, don't mind it, little master Zhou Cheng." Mrs. Liu's face turned slightly red and she said softly.
"Hehehe, it doesn't matter, this is much better than the temple." Chen Chen waved his hand nonchalantly and looked around the room casually.
"That's it, then I'll get you some water. Little Master Zhou Cheng, please wait a moment." Madam Liu's wife rolled up her hair and walked towards the back room.
Watching the Liu family's wife enter the back room, Chen Chen waved her hand to Yaya who was in a daze beside her. When Yaya looked over, Chen Chen put her finger on her lips to signal Yaya to be quiet.
Then, Chen Chen gently placed the two packets of candy on the peeling paint table, turned around and left the house.
"Little Master Zhou Cheng, here you go..." Madam Liu came out with a bowl and was stunned when she saw the empty room.
"Yaya, where is young master Zhou Cheng?" Mrs. Liu put down her bowl and asked Yaya who was standing beside her.
But Yaya ignored her and looked straight at the table next to her. Madam Liu followed Yaya's gaze and saw two paper packets on the table.
Because the paint on the table was severely peeled off, and the color of the paper package was very close to the wood of the tabletop, she didn't notice it immediately just now.
"This is..." Mrs. Liu's wife walked over and opened the paper bag. When she saw the candy inside, her eyes suddenly turned red, and she turned around and hugged Yaya.
"Mom, my brother said that the candy given by my mother is unique and was eaten by my brother, so this is what my brother compensated me for." Yaya saw her mother about to cry and explained quickly.
"Okay, Mom knows." The Liu family's wife smiled reluctantly when she heard this, and looked at the door in a daze.
"Mom, eat some candy." Yaya struggled to grab a piece of candy and put it to Madam Liu's mouth.
Lady Liu looked at Yaya and opened her mouth to take it.
"Mom, is it sweet?" Yaya asked curiously with her eyes wide open.
"Yeah, sweet." Lady Liu smiled at Yaya.
Seeing her mother smiling, Yaya also started laughing, so hard that her teeth couldn't even see her eyes.
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In the early morning, I twisted the Buddhist beads in my hand with one hand and walked towards the mountain with a bag of refined salt in the other hand.
Ling Chen felt that he had a fulfilling day today and was in a good mood. Maybe it was a good thing to go down the mountain frequently. He didn't want to be a good person, nor did he want to be a complete evil person.
Help those who can help, and kill those who seek death. It's that simple. In the morning, I feel that maybe I am not a serious monk, but maybe really a monster monk.
Back at the top of the mountain, the temple has been built. Liu He's men are embalming the temple. There is a slightly pungent smell in the air.
And Liu He was talking flatteringly next to Old Monk Wude. Even though Old Monk Wude didn't pay much attention to him, he was still talking enthusiastically.
"Ah, Master Zhou Cheng is back." Liu He couldn't help but exclaimed when he saw Wei Qing.
Hearing Liu He's voice in the early morning, he paused and turned to smile politely at Liu He. He really didn't want to talk to this fat man.
"Hehehe, I just finished reporting to your master. Today I finished painting with tung oil and took some necessary anti-corrosion measures. I will paint it tomorrow. When the paint is dry, I can reshape the Buddha's golden body." Liu He "rolled" over and said with a smile.
"Uh... Okay, thank you very much for your hard work, Shopkeeper Liu." Wen Qing took half a step back without leaving any trace.
"Eh~ No matter how hard it is, it's all due." Liu He said with a smile, but his eyes looked towards the old monk Wude from time to time.
