By the time they reached the village, it was already eight thirty in the morning.
They had all been waking up early lately—getting up at seven, eating breakfast at seven thirty, and setting off at eight.
They usually arrived at the village around eight thirty.
As soon as everyone got out of the car, they saw a middle-aged man with a cigarette dangling from his mouth, driving a three-wheeler with several people riding in the back.
Seeing the students get out, the man called out, "Anyone going to the market?"
Only then did Luo Ye remember that it was already Sunday.
The first time he had wandered around town, he had discovered a large open space. An elderly woman with a stall at the entrance had told him it was the market, but it only opened on weekends.
And today was the final day of this week's market.
They were leaving tomorrow, so they would not be able to wait for the next one.
Luo Ye really wanted to go.
Tang Enqi, standing beside Luo Ye, said, "Want to go? Let Senior Sister Su go with you."
"No, we still have tasks for today."
Hearing that, Tang Enqi shook her head and smiled. "Today's task is my task, not yours."
Today was the day they would sell corn kernels.
Every year at this time, students were chosen as representatives to handle the corn-selling segment.
Come to think of it, this was Tang Enqi's first time doing business, and she was a little nervous.
As for the other students, they could let loose and have fun today.
After all, it was the last day. Rather than working, they might as well spend a happy day with the villagers and give them a proper farewell.
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