On our wedding night, my husband changed!

So when Chuntao and Ginkgo came back, they were shocked when they saw the two thousand yuan on the table.

I was even more surprised to hear that something had been sold.

"My mom, this is such a fate." Chuntao was surprised.

Hua Sheng was proud and in a good mood.

"It's open today, and I've made back my food money. Not bad, my work was not in vain."

"Miss, who is the buyer? So generous?"

Ginkgo doesn’t even know that a small tower that looks broken and old can still be worth 2000?

Hua Sheng put his head in one hand and closed his eyes.

"I think we are destined to be together. The eldest sister has high cheekbones and a flat forehead. Her husband must be gone and she can only survive as an orphan. But her palms are generous and her palms are sunken, which means she still has a treasury. Although her husband I can’t count on it, but my fortune is good. It seems that my family is running a small business and has no worries about finances. I bought a pagoda for my son with two thousand dollars to change his luck. It’s worth it.”

"Miss, are you selling something or telling people fortunes?"

Ginkgo knew that the young lady couldn't help but fall into her old habit of telling fortunes to others.

Whether it’s facial recognition, palmistry, or Guanyin fortune-telling.

The end result is the same, just the predictions take different forms.

Hua Sheng actually didn't know why he was like this?

It was as if something in her head guided her to say those words.

If she studied it carefully, she would really be able to tell the person's basic information and fortune just from his facial features.

So I was just curious and took a look.

But she was telling her own people privately, not the eldest sister. It would be unlucky to reveal the secret.

The opening of the store gave Hua Sheng one more thing to do.

So she changed from going to school five days a week to only three days a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Went to check out that little shop on Tuesday and Thursday.

She thought about the name of the store for a long time, but there was no suitable name. In the end, she simply used her WeChat nickname - called Yisheng Youyou.

It has something to do with her name, and it sounds nice.

In a blink of an eye, it's Wednesday again, the day to go to school.

Hua Sheng only listened to one class in the morning and then left, away from the crowd, and went to the old library in a corner.

At noon, she went out from the small door next to it, crossed two streets, and found a fried dumpling shop.

After entering, I found that it was time for dinner and there was no room left.

Just as Hua Sheng was about to turn around, he heard someone calling him.

"Little Sheng."

Hua Sheng turned around and was startled when he saw the girl.

Is this a classmate in her class? That poor student? Yu Ping? If I remember correctly.

"Xiao Sheng, sit here, there is another place here."

Yu Ping didn't wait for Hua Sheng's reaction, and wiped the small, inconspicuous table in the back with a rag.

Hua Sheng didn't go out, turned around and came back.

I thought this girl was here to eat too, but when I got closer, I realized that she was wearing the same clothes as the waiters here.

and so……

Before Hua Sheng asked, she said it herself.

"I work as a part-time employee here. Ha, I can earn 40 yuan during my two-hour lunch break." She smiled naively.

I don’t feel ashamed of myself, nor do I feel that my job is despicable. Instead, I feel very happy and contented.

At this moment, Hua Sheng had a slight change in her view.

Hua Sheng nodded and sat down quietly.

"What kind of stuffing do you want to eat? I'll get it for you." She asked enthusiastically.

"I'm a vegetarian. I can eat anything, as long as it doesn't contain meat."

"Okay, then I'll get it for you and you wait."

That Yu Ping got busy and came to Hua Sheng with a steamer basket of fried buns.

"Xiao Sheng, this is cabbage, you eat it while it's hot."

Just as Hua Sheng was about to pay, she hurriedly held down her hand, "Oh, don't pay. I'll pay it for you."