Zhou Chengsen bought only one stall. He had to save money to buy a boat, so he did not have that much to spare.
Jiang Dong bought all eighteen of the remaining stalls in one go, along with four storefronts.
Director Zheng was the one who asked Jiang Dong and Jiang Xia whether they wanted to buy storefronts. They could get them at twenty percent off, so Jiang Dong bought them.
The four storefronts cost eight thousand each, cheaper than the ones Jiang Xia and Zhou Chenglei had bought before, though their locations were not as good as Jiang Xia's.
Still, they were on the same street, and the entire street was bustling, so there was no need to worry.
Jiang Dong planned to give one of the four storefronts to his parents, then give one each to his three nieces and nephews when they reached one hundred days old.
The fifth was the day after tomorrow, and that would be the three babies' hundredth day.
Jiang Dong did not tell Jiang Xia, though.
If he told her, Jiang Xia would definitely refuse and insist on buying them herself.
When he had just signed the contract, Jiang Dong had written down Jiang Xia's and the three babies' names.
Jiang Xia had not been there. The babies had woken up at the time, so Jiang Xia and Zhou Chenglei had gone back to the car to change their diapers and feed them, completely unaware of what was happening.
By the time they came back after feeding the babies, Jiang Dong had already signed the contract.
Jiang Dong's thinking was simple: buying things for his nieces and nephews was only right.
He and Xiao Yan were eating and drinking for free at his sister's home every day. Was it not only right