The Liu Family's old house received 1,000 catties, and Qin Yao didn't mention anything about transportation costs.
Old Liu and Mrs. Zhang were grateful and weren't in a hurry to settle the payment, figuring they could help out more in the future. These social exchanges couldn't be precisely calculated.
In town, shelled wheat was sold at twelve coins a catty, and three taels of silver could buy 1,000 catties, which made everyone at the old house quite happy.
He and Mrs. Qiu hurriedly cleared out half a room in their house to store the grain.
But Qin Yao's side had 10,000 catties with nowhere to store them.
For now, they could only stuff as much as possible into their own bedroom, and once spring planting was over, they planned to build an additional warehouse.
Liu Bai and Liu Zhong assured Qin Yao with a pat on the chest, promising it was all on them.
