Chapter 449: Ms. Xin Begs, Sisi's Soft Heart Saves People

Perhaps it was this matter that stimulated Liu Sisi. After she had checked all the account books, Shou Hou still didn't show up, and she lost interest in staying longer.

"If Shou Hou comes, tell him that it's me who said this: if he still wants to do this job, do it seriously! If he's really too busy to work, go back earlier and rest! This bookstore can't afford such a big Buddha!"

Blunt words but not blunt reasoning; this is running a shop, not playing around.

Di Cheng agreed repeatedly: "Cheng'er will pass the message on to Shou Hou."

Leaving the bookstore, Liu Sisi walked along the street. As she passed by the blacksmith's shop, she went inside and bought several suitable knives: a kitchen knife, a letter opener, a fruit peeler, and a boning knife. Then she left to head home.

Not long after leaving, she was attracted by a figure by the roadside and stopped.