The Hunter’s Lively Wife
Chapter 1111 - Chapter 1111 Chapter 1111 Not in a Hurry

Chapter 1111: Chapter 1111: Not in a Hurry Chapter 1111: Chapter 1111: Not in a Hurry Su Yunjin caught hold of Gu Ya.

“Husband, don’t go.”

Gu Ya turned to look at his little wife, “Yunjin, what’s the matter? Are you feeling unwell again?” Just now, his wife had had a bout of morning sickness, so Gu Ya thought she might be feeling discomfort again.

Gu Ya looked worried.

Su Yunjin shook her head.

“Husband, I do not feel unwell. Nor am I in a hurry, let us have our meal first.” Gu Ya had been busy along with her until now without eating, and Su Yunjin would not let Gu Ya skip the meal just to investigate the incident of Zuixiang Restaurant burning down.

She still planned on having the meal together with Gu Ya first. The food had been sent up earlier, and she wondered whether it had gotten cold?

The petite wife asked him to stay for the meal.

After thinking it over, Gu Ya decided it would be good to have the meal with his wife. When the couple returned to the upstairs, they found the meals cool, just as Su Yunjin had guessed.

The meals had all turned cold.

Since Su Yunjin was pregnant, it was inappropriate for her to eat cold food, so she had to have it reheated. They called an attendant who took all the dishes off the table to heat them up.

Soon, the food was brought back to the table.

Gu Ya served his wife a bowl of chicken soup, “Yunjin, here, drink some chicken soup.” Su Yunjin had just spooned a couple of mouthfuls of chicken soup before she started focusing on the investigations.

She had yet to ask Gu Ya about the inn across the street.

She took a sip of the chicken soup.

Su Yunjin casually asked Gu Ya.

“Husband, how did it go? Was the inn across the street sold?” Su Yunjin was anxious; she had finally found a shop that satisfied her.

She hoped it hadn’t been sold.

Gu Ya gave his wife a piece of fish to eat, “Yunjin, the shop across the street hasn’t been sold yet, I just discussed the price with the inn’s shopkeeper over there. The shopkeeper said it would take three thousand taels of silver to sell the inn to us.”

Three thousand taels?

Su Yunjin had initially planned to spend around two thousand five hundred taels to buy the shop.

Three thousand taels exceeded Su Yunjin’s budget by five hundred taels.

Five hundred taels was not a small amount.

Su Yunjin felt the price was too high.

“Husband, is it possible for the shop across the street to give us a little discount?” Su Yunjin asked Gu Ya, seeing if they could negotiate the price. Gu Ya told his wife, “Yunjin, the shopkeeper said he can give us a slight discount, but the most he can reduce is about one hundred taels of silver. Any more than that, and he won’t sell.”

Two thousand nine hundred taels?

This amount, although exceeding Su Yunjin’s initial estimate by four hundred taels, was worth it because the location was ideal, and the inn across was sizable.

It would not be a loss buying it.

Shop spaces were highly sought after in this area, as Su Yunjin and Gu Ya had noticed while inquiring along the way. They hadn’t found a suitable shop for sale. Now that they had chanced upon a suitable one, Su Yunjin was not too worried about the cost–let it be slightly more expensive, for the fruit wines from Zuixiang Restaurant sold well.

Once the shop was up and running, they could quickly recoup the three to four hundred taels of silver.

“Husband, I want to buy the inn across the street; go tell the shopkeeper over there,” she instructed. “Tell him we’re willing to buy his inn.”

Gu Ya went to the inn across the street for a look. Indeed, it was spacious, but there was one issue that was obvious, “Yunjin, are you really sure about buying the inn across the street? Make sure you have thought it through; we run a restaurant, not an inn. There’s a difference between an inn and a restaurant.”

Su Yunjin had thought it through thoroughly.

“Husband, I am certain.” Though it was an inn, once bought, she and Gu Ya could transform it into a restaurant as they desired.