Snapping out of her thoughts, Bai Xue'er shook her head and replied, "No, the price is fine."
She then counted the money and paid it in full.
After confirming the amount, Luo Zhenhe said, "Sister-in-law, if you need more grain in the future, just let my man know. We will prepare it for you."
"Thank you, Comrade Luo," Bai Xue'er said with a smile.
Luo Zhenhe chuckled and replied, "I heard your family is connected to my friend's in-laws, so I guess we can call ourselves friends too. No need to be so formal, we are just doing fair business."
Once the transaction was done, one of his men escorted them out. When they exited the small house, those waiting outside saw that they left empty-handed and no longer felt dissatisfied.
As long as they hadn't skipped the line and bought out all the grain, no one cared what they were doing.
After leaving the black market, Pan Chiyan returned home with his wife. When the sun rose, they had breakfast with their son, and he went to work as usual.
