Liu Shi: "We have to go back and discuss this matter. Business is not so simple."
"The fruits won't last for more than a few days after being plucked. You can make some preserved fruits first and make the rest into candied haws," Qin Huai said. "If you delay it too long, this business can't continue because candied haws melt easily."
Liu Shi: "I'll give you an answer tomorrow."
Liu Shi had never underestimated Qin Huai. Even if the other party was just a seven-year-old child and looked thin and small, he could bring such a powerful person over to live in the village and make decisions on his own. In this aspect, he had already surpassed all the children in the village.
They could not simply treat him as a child. She naturally had to be more careful when he spoke.
Qin Huai: "I'll listen to Fourth Aunt."
His humble attitude made Liu Shi a little happy.
Being respected as an elder was also an alternative form of recognition.
