Considering that prices in the county town were higher and there were more wealthy people, Su Qiao raised the prices by another twenty percent.
But even so, five hundred and fifty pairs of shoes and socks, along with four hundred and fifty bags, were snapped up at astonishing speed.
Naturally, there were also some jealous troublemakers, but the Imperial Guards hidden nearby quickly twisted their arms behind their backs and dragged them away.
After that, no one dared to cause trouble again.
The goods had all sold out just after noon.
Su Qiao called out to the three Imperial Guards hidden nearby. She had originally wanted to treat them to a meal, but the three of them firmly refused to go.
With no other choice, Su Qiao took her mother and second brother to a restaurant. When they came out, she packed several portions of food for the three guards.
They had originally planned to stroll around, but Su Qiao was worried about how her second uncle and aunt were doing selling their goods in town.
After all, among the three of them, only Ernie had any experience selling things. But she was a young girl with a shy nature, so she probably wouldn't dare shout to attract customers.
Fortunately, of the eight hundred and fifty sets of shoes and socks, Su Qiao's group had brought five hundred and fifty, while of the six hundred and fifty bags, they had brought four hundred and fifty.
Su Qiao had divided them that way because there were more people in the county town and fewer in town.
After greeting the three Imperial Guards, Su Qiao boarded the same carriage with her mother and second brother and hurried back toward town.
Only after arriving in town did she realize that she had worried