The Road to Becoming a Son-in-Law

Chapter 314 Queuing

Chapter 314 Queuing

"Did they go in to eat?" the girl among the three asked, puzzled.

"I don't know." The tall boy shook his head, then the baby-faced boy said, "But I think they probably didn't go to eat."

"Ok?"

"Didn't you guys notice that the signboard of that restaurant looks somewhat familiar?"

After examining it carefully, the three of them honestly shook their heads and said, "No."

Baby face: "...That's Teacher Chen's handwriting."

"If I'm not mistaken, this restaurant should be related to Teacher Chen. Those two people just now must have gone to see Teacher Chen."

"Then why don't you go in and take a look?"

"Are you stupid?" The tall boy rolled his eyes at his companion who had spoken, and said, "I just fought with that guy. He must really dislike us now. If we go over there now and they find out we've been following them, we might start fighting again."

The cute-looking girl touched her nose and said, "Cough, I misunderstood."

The baby-faced man looked around and finally focused his gaze on the stall owners around their location.

He held a piece of broken silver in his hand, and the vendor's eyes lit up when he saw it.

He had been watching these people for a while. They were well-dressed, but they had been standing there chatting without buying anything. Now that the baby-faced man was coming over, the vendor's face immediately lit up with a warm smile. "Young master, what would you like to buy?"

"I have everything at my stall, young master. Please take a look and see if there's anything you like. I'll give you a discount."

“Brother, I’m not here to buy anything,” the baby-faced man said.

When the baby-faced man said he wasn't there to buy anything, the vendor was disappointed; he had thought a big customer was coming.

The baby-faced man continued, "Could I ask you for a piece of information? This silver coin is the reward."

The vendor asked cautiously, "Young master, what information do you want to find out?" He offered a piece of silver as payment, indicating that the information he wanted to obtain was certainly not simple.

“Don’t worry,” the baby-faced man said with a smile. “I just want to ask about this street, and what good food and fun things there are. My companions and I are new here and don’t know this place well.”

Hearing that the baby-faced man wanted to ask something really simple, the vendor breathed a sigh of relief and his face lit up with an even warmer smile than before: "Then young master, you've come to the right person. I've been setting up my stall on this street for several years, and I can say that there's nothing on this street that I don't know."

The vendor was quite talkative. After learning what Babyface wanted to find out, he started rambling on about the street, even mentioning that the shop owner's concubine was pregnant, which almost made Babyface lose his smile.

The four people behind Babyface couldn't help but laugh when they saw Babyface's appearance, but they suppressed their laughter a little after being glared at by Babyface.

"The most popular restaurant on this street is the one up ahead called Crescent Moon Pavilion..."

Hearing this, the baby-faced man perked up; finally, he'd heard something useful. Curious, he asked, "Oh? I wonder how popular this restaurant is?"

"The Crescent Moon Pavilion has only been open for less than half a year, but it is always packed with customers. If you go late, you can't even get in line."

The baby-faced group looked around and saw that customers were going in almost every minute, and the surrounding tea stalls were also full of people waiting to eat at the New Moon Pavilion, but there were no seats available inside, so they could only wait at the tea stalls.

"It looks really popular," the baby-faced man said.

"That's right." At this point, the vendor's face also showed a happy smile. "Because the business of New Moon Pavilion is booming, even the small stalls around New Moon Pavilion have become incredibly prosperous."

The vendor became more and more excited as he spoke: "Before the New Moon Pavilion opened, I could only sell a small portion of what I had on my stall each day, and the money I earned was barely enough to make ends meet. But after the New Moon Pavilion opened, I sold several times more things on my stall every day, and I earned several times more money."

"Every stall around here has a place that everyone loves, especially the Crescent Moon Pavilion."

The baby-faced man opened his eyes wide and asked, "What about the owner of Crescent Moon Pavilion?"

"I don't know about that," the vendor said. "But I've heard that the owner of Crescent Moon Restaurant is a very young man."

Babyface always felt that the owner of Crescent Moon Tower must be related to Bidu, and maybe even Chen Feng himself.

"Thank you for the news." The baby-faced man handed the loose change to the vendor.

The vendor took the silver, his face beaming with joy, as if it were New Year's Day. Even at his busiest, it would take him several days to earn such a large amount of silver. Yet today, this young master had only asked him a few questions and had already given him so much. He was indeed a wealthy man.

"Young master, please take care. If you have any questions in the future, please feel free to ask me."

Babyface and his companions said, "Let's go eat at Crescent Moon Restaurant too."

Presumably, the food at this Crescent Moon Restaurant is really delicious. They were all quite hungry, just like the vendor they had just tested, so when Babyface made the suggestion, everyone who didn't object agreed.

When you walk outside the Crescent Moon Restaurant, you can almost smell the aroma of food coming from inside. Even someone like Babyface, who doesn't care much about food, was attracted by the smell.

"Let's go in and take a look." The tall boy twitched his nose.

The baby-faced boy glared at the tall boy. "All you know is how to eat."

The tall boy said, feeling wronged, "If you're so capable, then don't go in."

"..." The baby-faced man was speechless.

Another person said, "But I think the question now is not whether we want to go in or not, but whether we are the ones who can go in."

They were surrounded by people who had been queuing for a long time, some of whom hadn't even gotten their turn yet, let alone the newcomers.

Just as the tall boy was about to say something, a waiter from the Crescent Moon Restaurant came over and asked, "Are you all here to queue?"

"Yes."

The waiter handed each of them a wooden plaque and said, "Please take this plaque. When they call out the number on the plaque, you can go in."

The five people, including the tall boy, looked curiously at the wooden sign in the tall boy's hand. The waiter said, "It's hot, you can go to the tea stall in front and wait."

The five people responded and went over.

The tea stalls were filled with customers waiting for their turn, each holding a wooden sign just like the one worn by the tall boy and his companions.

After the group sat down, the waiter at the tea stall served them several bowls of water. The tall boy asked, "How much is this water?"

"It's free," the waiter said with a smile, and then went to get busy.

The tall boy and his companions were surprised. At this moment, someone next to them said, "This tea stall also belongs to Crescent Moon Pavilion. The owner of Crescent Moon Pavilion specially set up this tea stall outside the pavilion because there were too many customers waiting."