Apocalypse: I have a supermarket stocked with supplies-Chapter 109 - : Outdoor barbecue

Chapter 109: Outdoor barbecue

Lin Murong was clearly used to these scenes.

Su Yinhe, who had never experienced this, was not quite as comfortable.

But there was no helping her discomfort—she couldn’t just buy them all, her supermarket didn’t need staff, and she certainly couldn’t afford to care for them out of mere pity.

So all she could do was look, feel upset for a while, and then accept reality.

“Alright, let’s look at other things. There are many interesting items in the market.” Lin Murong led her through various stalls.

Su Yinhe put aside the messy thoughts in her head and continued to stroll.

As she wandered, she indeed found many interesting things.

Handmade straw sandals, straw hats, and some shiny diamond jewelry.

All very cheap.

Su Yinhe, although unable to tell real from fake, thought that even if they were counterfeit, the craftsmanship still made them worthwhile.

Lin Murong watched her as if she had no need for food, and covered the costs for one stall after another.

At first, Lin Murong was shocked, but then he became numb.

Su Yinhe wasn’t short of food; what was he worried about?

Su Yinhe was happily buying, and the jewelry stall owners were happy to take the food she offered.

Previously unsold items went like hotcakes today, and they made such a lot of food sales—how could they not be happy?

Watching the joyful stall owner carry off the rice, Lin Murong looked at Su Yinhe admiring a bracelet and couldn’t help saying, “You could have gotten it for just two packs of instant noodles. Why give him such a big bag of rice?”

Lin Murong felt she had been taken advantage of.

In an apocalypse, those pieces of jewelry were useless. Only the richer people, those not short of food, might consider acquiring the good-quality ones.

Items like these, which were merely well-crafted but of poor material, were clearly overpriced.

The things that could have been bought with two packs of instant noodles, Su Yinhe instead paid with a whole bag of rice.

It looked more and more like she was being played.

“What’s with that look?” Su Yinhe put the bracelet into her space, shifted her feet, and stepped slightly away from him.

Lin Murong’s look felt offensive to her.

“Galaxy, ah, it’s good that you have a self-adapting supermarket.” Otherwise, with Galaxy’s kindness, who knows how she would have ended up.

Yes.

Lin Murong thought Su Yinhe was too kind, believing she felt sorry for the stall owner and was looking out for them.

Su Yinhe: “…”

I don’t understand.

What was he talking about?

Why did she feel like they couldn’t communicate?

Feels like they were not on the same wavelength.

Buying a piece of jewelry—was it necessary to look at her as if she were a fool?

Su Yinhe genuinely liked the jewelry sold in the market, to be able to buy so much with just a few bags of rice.

She planned to take them back and resell them; the profit would be substantial.

Although Su Yinhe already had plenty of zeros in her bank account, she didn’t mind having more.

She knew she could have bought them with just a few packs of instant noodles, but thinking of the money she would make and the fact that she wasn’t short of food, she decided to give them a bit more.

Who knew Lin Murong would look at her like that?

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“Galaxy, honestly, I’m pretty pitiful too. Every day, Brother Chi abuses me, I’m always hungry and cold. Could you possibly…”

Su Yinhe: “Scram.”

Lin Murong sadly lowered his head, “Oh.”

After entering the market, Su Yinhe kept browsing until it got dark.

She felt a bit reluctant to leave when darkness fell.

Had Lin Murong not complained of hunger and wanting to eat, she probably could have continued shopping.

Su Yinhe followed Lin Murong to the place he and Chi Yan had settled.

“I’ll help you set up your tent next to Brother Chi,” Lin Murong said, blinking spasmodically at her.

Su Yinhe: “…Thank you.”

Hearing Chi Yan’s name from Lin Murong, Su Yinhe thought of the bracelet he had put on her. Wearing the bracelet was inconvenient when cooking, so she took it off and stored it away.

On the way, Su Yinhe silently took out the bracelet and put it on.

“Hey, let’s have a barbecue tonight. Let’s make it an outdoor barbecue,” Lin Murong grew increasingly excited as he thought about it. “I remember Brother Chi still has some beer. A bite of skewer, a sip of beer, a heavenly delight.”

“Sure, you see if Brother Chi agrees or not,” Su Yinhe was indifferent, not picky.

“I brought it up because I wanted you to help, to persuade Chi Yan. Chi Yan will definitely listen to you,” Lin Murong was a bit embarrassed.

Su Yinhe: “???”

“What do you mean, ‘definitely listen to me’?”

“Cough. Just act a little coquettish, and Chi Yan will definitely not be able to resist. The success of tonight’s outdoor barbecue depends on you,” Lin Murong said with a flattering face.

“No. You want it, you go talk to him,” Su Yinhe responded coldly. “You act coquettish; he definitely won’t be able to resist. Try it.”

“Cut. I act coquettish, and he can’t resist, then he kicks me flying?” He knew Chi Yan, and Chi Yan really could do something like that.

“Just kicked momentarily, in exchange for a meal of outdoor barbecue. It’s a good deal.”

“You… are you impenetrable?” Lin Murong indeed didn’t expect that Su Yinhe, with her typically mild-mannered mouth, could say such cold words.

“Find your own way of getting food. Don’t expect me to help.”

“Whine, whine, whine… I wouldn’t rely on you if I had any other way,” Lin Murong began to whimper, showing he had no bottom line just for a bite to eat.

Su Yinhe: “…”

I really don’t want to say I know this person.

Su Yinhe walked a few steps to the side, distancing herself from him a bit.

“Whine, whine, whine… You despise me,” Lin Murong whimpered even louder.

“You, you, you… stay away from me,” Su Yinhe felt scared.

“Whine, whine, whine, don’t run away. Galaxy, please just agree! Galaxy!” Lin Murong chased after her.

The two started a playful chase.

Of course, Su Yinhe never agreed to talk to Chi Yan about the barbecue in the end.

They teased and played until they stopped in front of Chi Yan.

In front of Chi Yan, the whimpering Lin Murong suddenly became serious, showing no trace of the whiny creature that had just been chasing Su Yinhe.

“Why did you come?” Seeing her, Chi Yan didn’t even think before walking over to her side, even pushing Lin Murong aside.

Lin Murong looked at him, daring to speak but not to anger.

Chi Yan walked over to Su Yinhe and noticing the bracelet on her hand, his eyes brightened with a smile.

“Ahem, I came to hang out at your base for a couple of days,” and to see you.

Hearing this, Chi Yan’s smile deepened.

“Staying here? Stay next to me,” he invited.

Su Yinhe hesitated for a moment, then nodded in agreement.

After Su Yinhe agreed, Chi Yan asked Lin Murong to set up the tent, Lin Murong looked at the smitten Chi Yan, then at the slightly shy Su Yinhe.

He cursed them silently as dogs in his mind.

Then he dutifully went to set up the tent.

The more he set it up, the more depressed he became.

Chi Yan was pleasing Galaxy, but why was he the one doing the work?

No way.

He had set up the tent; they must have that barbecue.

Lin Murong, while setting up, hardened his resolve.

After so much effort, wanting to eat some barbecue was only reasonable.