River dam, fried fish stall.
Yin Yu held two bills, a smile on her face.
Xu Wenyi silently moved a few steps away to avoid getting dragged into it.
Xue Yuantong was scooping up fried fish. Seeing the two fifty-yuan bills in Yin Yu's hand, she said, "But you don't have enough money."
Yin Yu froze. Were roadside stalls that expensive now?
A wave of condemnation came from behind. "If you don't have enough money, what are you showing off for?"
"What a nasty-hearted little girl. Will you even be able to sleep tonight?"
Yin Yu was completely unfazed. She still wore that fake smile. "It's fine, I have more money."
She made a show of reaching into her wallet for more.
Jiang Ning looked at her and said, "One serving per customer."
Yin Yu said, "Huh?"
With her big eyes wide open, she said earnestly, "Wouldn't it be better if I bought it all at once for you? Once it's sold out, you won't have to keep running the stall. It'll make things much easier for you, right?"
Xue Yuantong blinked innocently. "Really? If I weren't worried you were a scalper, I'd definitely sell it to you."
Yin Yu's gaze stalled. Her plan had actually been seen through.
In truth, she had already prepared for it in her mind. She would buy up this whole batch of fried fish, then immediately resell it on the spot at a high price. How would Jiang Ning and the others react? They had set up a stall to make money—could they really resist the temptation to raise prices while they had the chance? And how would the customers respond?
That scene would surely be quite interesting.
Unfortunately, the plan had failed at the very first step.
Yin Yu sounded slightly resentful. "How