Although Uncle Lao Luo did not really understand this business of buying shares, he knew Li Long would have to make the decision.
So he said nothing more. The old man had little education, but even he could tell that Li Long did not seem particularly interested in Huang Xuejun's proposal.
When Huang Xuejun saw that Li Long remained silent, he assumed he could not make the decision himself and said with a smile:
"I read in the newspaper that this breeding farm is still under your elder brother Li Jianguo's name. Do you need to discuss it with him? I'm in no hurry. This is a big decision, so of course you need to be careful. I understand that. After all, for farmers like you, this must be practically everything you own, right?"
Li Long smiled.
This fellow must take me for a country bumpkin.
But Li Long was in no mood to play at being a fool to get the better of him, so he said directly:
"Just name your price. If it's right, I'll sell you the deer. If it isn't, forget it. We can still be on good terms even if we don't make a deal."
"Don't you need to discuss it with your elder brother?" Huang Xuejun narrowed his eyes at Li Long's words. "This is a big deal, involving several hundred yuan..."
Then he glanced at Li Long's bicycle and decided he probably had a little money, but he still said:
"Well, I still think you need to decide carefully. I'm not in a hurry. How about this? You'd better discuss it with your elder brother first. Or shall I come along and meet him?"
"No need." Li Long waved a hand. "I'm raising these. My elder brother doesn't handle them. Besides, he's busy