Mulan immediately stood up, smiled at the boy, and replied, "Yes, this is not the type sold elsewhere. These are made by us."

The boy nodded immediately and looked at the pumpkin balls left on the stall, "Why are there only this kind of pumpkin balls? Which kind of hair cake is it?"

After hearing this, Mulan felt a little sorry, "The cake is gone today and sold out. If you really want to buy it, why don't you tell me how much you want. I'll book it for you first. You can just come here to get it in the next episode."

The boy was a little disappointed after hearing this.

He bought all the remaining pumpkin balls, and then smiled and said to Mulan, "It's gone today. Unfortunately, my sister is clamoring to eat it, and she also said that she bought it here every episode, saying that you promised to keep it."

When Mulan heard this, she seemed to remember something and immediately asked the boy, "What does your little sister look like, how old is this year?"

"My sister is sixteen years old, with a round face and long hair. She..." When the boy said this, a heartache smile flashed in his eyes, and then he continued, "It's a little different from other girls."

As soon as he talked about this, Mulan immediately knew who it was. She nodded, "It's her, is your sister's name Song Siyu?"

The boy nodded immediately.

Mulan immediately took out a paper bag from the frame below and handed it to the boy, smiling, "This is two kilograms of hair cake, which is reserved for Siyu. I was thinking just now, why didn't Siyu come? Since you are her brother, I'll give you this one, a total of two kilograms, one dollar per kilogram."

After hearing this, the boy looked at the paper bag in Mulan's hand in surprise, "You really left it for my sister, I thought..."

The boy didn't finish his words, but he looked at Mulan with great gratitude.

He thought that her sister was just talking casually, after all, there was no deposit. If the people from their family didn't come to get it, wouldn't these two pounds of cake be wasted? Although it was not a lot of money, it proved the character of the people who sell things.

He took out his wallet, gave all the money for the pumpkin balls and the cake, and smiled and said to Mulan, "Thank you, my sister likes to eat this thing. My sister is going home from here tomorrow. She doesn't care about anything, but she just cares about the pastries here."

Mulan collected the money and nodded repeatedly, "Thank you, just like you."

The boy was very talkative and said several words to Mulan, all he said was his sister's affairs.

It turned out that something happened to the boy's sister when she was very young. Although she is sixteen years old now, her IQ is similar to that of four or five years old. They came here to visit her relatives' house. Last time she followed her former relatives to play in the town, but she accidentally got separated. It happened to be in Mulan's stall.

At that time, Mulan realized that something was wrong with her, so she asked her to sit in front of her stall for a while, and even gave her a few small pumpkin cakes.

Later, her relatives came to see her, and the girl went back with her relatives.

Before leaving, the girl told Mulan last time that she would come to buy food again in this episode and let Mulan keep it.

Mulan actually didn't know if she was back, but she still kept it for her. She thought that if she hadn't come yet when she left, she would take the cakes back to make snacks at her home.
Chapter completed!