Quicky Wear Beautiful Wife- Destiny Changer-

chapter 22

"Wouldn't it be cold for you to go like this?"

　　Facing Han Yue's teasing gaze, Chen Jiao pretended to care about him, but actually changed the subject.

　　Han Yue smiled and said: "It's not cold, let's go, my third brother will look after the house."

　　Chen Jiao walked towards him. After taking two steps, Chen Jiao suddenly turned back, took out her purse and stuffed it into her sleeves.

　　Han Yue frowned and said, "I brought money, don't bring it, be careful of losing it."

　　Chen Jiao heard another meaning. Although this man didn't let her take care of the money, he was still willing to spend money for her.

　　She put the purse back in the cabinet.

　　The sun was just about to set, and the western sky was covered with brilliant red clouds. The houses in the village were scattered, and it looked much wider than the closed backyard of the Duke's Mansion. On the way to the town, there were people in twos and threes who were going to see the lanterns. There were also a few young couples like Han Yue and Chen Jiao.

　　Chen Jiao walked slowly, and the couple was passed several times by villagers who came after them. Whenever someone passed by, regardless of gender, they would look back at Chen Jiao.

　　Chen Jiao secretly lifted up her scarf, even covering her nose, revealing only a pair of beautiful peach blossom eyes.

　　Han Yue thought she was so cute like this, so cute that he didn't want to look at the lights anymore. He just wanted to take her home, pull off the scarf that covered her face, and take off her thick cotton jacket...

　　As he was thinking about it, Miss Jiao suddenly stumbled next to him, and Han Yue was so frightened that he pulled her into his arms.

　　"Hey, it's not dark yet, what are you doing ahead!"

　　As soon as the couple hugged each other, villagers started whistling and cheering behind them.

　　Han Yue hurriedly released the man and said a lesson: "Be careful when you walk."

　　The villagers were still laughing, but he blamed her. Chen Jiao was unhappy and muttered as she walked aside: "I didn't let you help me."

　　Han Yue laughed angrily. He didn't help her, and the frozen girl fell down, and she didn't even get a golden pimple on the spot.

　　Because of this little accident, neither of them spoke when they arrived in the town.

　　The small town was crowded with people from the surrounding villages, and it was bustling and lively.

　　Accidents are most likely to happen when there are many people. Han Yue took the initiative to approach Chen Jiao and held her hand.

　　The man's big hands were warmer than Mrs. Tang, so Chen Jiao didn't hide.

　　Going out for the first time in the evening, Chen Jiao didn't know how to go shopping, so she stood there looking around stupidly. Han Yue took her along the stalls on both sides of the main road and looked at them one by one.

　　"Little lady, would you like a lotus lantern? This one is the best-selling one." The old man at the stall enthusiastically invited the guests.

　　Chen Jiao looked at the lotus lantern a few more times.

　　Han Yue asked: "How much?"

　　The old man at the stall looked at Chen Jiao and said with a smile: "Ten coins."

　　Han Yue sneered, thinking he didn't know the market? Such a lamp can be bought for five cents.

　　"There are some nearby, let's go and take a look." Pulling Chen Jiao, Han Yue said in a neither high nor low voice.

　　Chen Jiao thought he was reluctant to part with the money, and her little mouth covered by the scarf curled up in displeasure. Who the hell, he couldn't bear to spend even ten cents on her.

　　"Hey, the lights over there are not as good as mine, so I'll sell you for eight cents!"

　　The old stall owner hurriedly stopped the customers.

　　Han Yue was too lazy to bargain, so he stopped and said, "Five coins, if you want to sell it, just sell it. If you don't sell it, forget it."

　　The old man at the stall looked him up and down and felt very disgusted. It was the first time he saw such a stingy man. Other men brought beautiful little girls to see the lights. Which one is not a lavish person?

　　Despite being disgusted with it, the old stall owner took down a lotus lantern and handed it to Chen Jiao.

　　Only then did Chen Jiao understand Han Yue's purpose, and she suddenly saved five cents. She suddenly felt that Han Yue was quite powerful.

　　"There's a candied haws seller over there, do you want it?" Han Yue asked her after walking for a while.

　　Chen Jiao looked up and saw a stall selling candied haws.

　　Han Yue understood it as soon as he saw the look in her eyes, and then dragged her to buy candied haws. Others had to raise their heads to pick candied haws. Han Yue was tall, so it was particularly easy to pick them up. The candied haws on the bottom are small and few, costing one penny a bunch, the middle two pence, and the top candied haws, which is the biggest and best, cost three pence.

　　"I want this." Chen Jiao raised her finger to the top string.

　　Han Yue felt that the bunch of hawthorns was bigger than Miss Jiao's mouth. She was really greedy.

　　But this time he didn't negotiate the price and bought it directly.

　　Satisfied with the good candied haws, Chen Jiao took off her scarf, held the lamp in one hand and the candied haws in the other, eating while looking at the lamp. Just follow the local customs. In the past, the noble ladies of the Duke's Palace would definitely not eat on the road. Now, the surrounding villagers do the same, and Chen Jiao doesn't think so much anymore. She comes as convenient as she can.

　　Han Yue stayed by her side, turning around the two cents left in his hand, and was very satisfied.

　　She bought things to play and food. She had both hands occupied, so she probably wouldn't ask for anything else expensive.

　　The author has something to say: I almost died laughing at the end of writing, Han Yue is probably the stingiest male protagonist I have ever written, hahaha!

　　Chapter 12

　　Chen Jiao ate slowly, and she ate the candied haws even more slowly. She had just eaten half of a bunch of candied haws, and she had already finished walking through the small streets in the town filled with lanterns.

　　Han Yue asked her: "Are you still shopping?"

　　Chen Jiao shook her head. It was noisy inside. She was almost hit several times just now. Fortunately, Han Yue blocked her in time.

　　"Go back." She handed the lotus lantern in her hand to Han Yue, "You can carry it."

　　Han Yue took the light.

　　Chen Jiao quickly put her left hand into her sleeve because it was so cold.

　　When Han Yue saw it, he moved the lantern to his left hand and held her tender hand with his right hand again.

　　His hands were actually very thick, with a layer of calluses growing on the palms and fingertips. Chen Jiao felt nervous about rubbing them at night, but his hands were also really warm.

　　Chen Jiao likes the feeling of being warmed by his hands.

　　After walking out of the town, Chen Jiao finished eating her candied haws, and quickly picked up her scarf again. At this time, the night wind became colder and blew loudly. There were some stacks of firewood in the crop fields beside the road. Chen Jiao saw someone carrying a lamp and going into the field. There were only one or two lamps, but the lamps went out as they walked.