Stay Home Daddy: I Was Reborn After My Daughter Passed Away
Chapter 425: Four hundred and twenty-five Free giveaway does not cost money_1

Chapter 425: Four hundred and twenty-five Free giveaway does not cost money_1

The person setting up the stand was none other than the young man who had visited the store yesterday.

This young man had moved two desks from some school to the storefront.

The desks were placed at the entrance of the store, and on them lay an assortment of breakfast items.

"Free breakfast! Exclusive to our fellow countrymen! No queuing, just take and go, no payment required!"

There was also a sign in front of the desks.

Gu Chen found it very strange when he saw this and didn’t understand what the man was trying to achieve.

Could it be that this was his way of taking revenge?

But wasn’t that just a move to hurt the enemy at the cost of greater damage to oneself?

Spending money to provide free meals, even the wealthiest of patrons in ancient times wouldn’t dare to open porridge stalls every day.

Gu Chen didn’t understand what this person was thinking.

There were quite a few people queuing up at the entrance.

Most of them had come from several miles away just to taste the food at Qiwei Vegetarian and not for a simple breakfast.

If it were just for breakfast, they could have easily found any breakfast shop to dine in.

Even though it was free, these offers had absolutely no appeal to these customers.

Although Qiwei Vegetarian was expensive, anyone who had decided to come here would be a patron who was prepared to pay, right?

"Come and take a look, free breakfast, it’s all for the taking!" the man shouted energetically outside the door to the crowd queuing up.

He seemed to be very serious about attracting customers.

But no one paid him any mind at all, everyone’s attention was on the progress of the queue.

"Doesn’t anyone want buns? Hot, fresh buns filled with a pocketful of meat and dripping with oil! We also have millet porridge, rice porridge, black rice porridge, any kind of porridge you want." He was still shouting vigorously.

Even if he shouted until the veins in his neck bulged, he still couldn’t catch the attention of anyone.

Everyone had eyes only for Qiwei Vegetarian and no interest in other grains.

Inside the store, Xiao Fang and the others were infuriated when they witnessed this scene.

"This man is going too far, what is he trying to do?" Xiao Fang said angrily.

Gu Chen smiled nonchalantly, "Maybe he’s just doing it out of spite, let him be."

Regardless of the man’s motives, Gu Chen didn’t even feel like judging him.

No matter how excessive the man’s current actions were, to Gu Chen, he was just a clown.

After the four hours had passed, Gu Chen had sold out all the food he was selling, not a single item remained.

He tidied up his belongings and was ready to leave.

He left the cleaning of the store to Xiao Fang and the others; there was no need for him to worry about it.

When he reached the entrance, the young man noticed Gu Chen and his gaze shifted away, as if he knew all too well the foolishness of his actions and didn’t have the audacity to look at Gu Chen.

Gu Chen ignored him as well, with no intention of starting a conversation.

He simply walked past him, treating him as if he was air.

This caused a visible flash of anger in the young man’s eyes!

The feeling of being ignored was far from comfortable.

Gu Chen left without looking back, leaving the man standing there, seething with frustration.

On the car ride home, Gu Chen thought of a few stories.

The Farmer and the Snake, Mr. Guo and the Wolf, the bicycle and the old lady.

Fortunately, he had trusted his first instinct the day before and hadn’t taken the young man as his apprentice.

Otherwise, who knows what could have happened in the future.

It was quite possible that once the guy had earned enough money, he would turn around and curse at Gu Chen.

By then, Gu Chen was truly on the verge of tears.

As a master of his craft, what he feared most was not this or that, but the deception of his own apprentices.

For any craftsman, betrayal is intolerable.

Even though Gu Chen had quite a progressive mindset, he still found this somewhat unacceptable.

It was only early afternoon, and there was still some time before Tangtang Kindergarten would let out.

With this spare time, he really had nothing else to do.

He could only choose to drive around the city, carefully checking if he had overlooked any industries.

In today’s world, Gu Chen had dabbled in just about any money-making endeavor.

It was not particularly difficult; all he needed to do was research a little, invest some money into it, and then everything would be in order.

Riding on the wave of the era’s dividends, the money would grow exponentially without Gu Chen having to do much.

When it came to financial management, Gu Chen could even predict which stocks would surge and which industries would be volatile.

To Gu Chen, buying stocks was hardly interesting.

Now, it seemed like there was really nothing left to do.

By the afternoon, Gu Chen could finally go and pick up Tangtang.

Upon arriving at the kindergarten, Gu Chen deliberately lingered outside the gate for a while.

Today was a good day; Tangtang had not been kept in the office for special care.

Just like the other students, Tangtang walked out of the kindergarten beaming with joy.

When she saw Gu Chen, Tangtang came up and gave him a bear hug.

"Daddy! Tangtang has been a good listener today!" Tangtang whispered into Gu Chen’s ear on purpose.

Gu Chen was curious why she couldn’t just speak normally and felt the need to disguise her own voice. To the unknowing, she might be mistaken for a little spy.

"Tangtang, why are you talking like this?" Gu Chen was very accommodating to Tangtang at this moment.

He squat down on his own initiative and, imitating Tangtang’s tone of voice, asked her.

"Because this way, the other students won’t look at Tangtang," Tangtang explained.

After listening to her, Gu Chen had a moment of sudden realization.

He figured she was worried about the strange looks from the other students.

The clever Gu Chen could immediately guess what was on Tangtang’s mind.

"So young and already concerned about face," he chuckled softly.

He could probably tell from Tangtang’s usual behavior at the kindergarten.

Tangtang definitely acted more mature than her age there.

But in front of Gu Chen and Ji Pianran, she seemed very well-behaved as if she didn’t know anything.

What a child says at that age is very likely to be believed by everyone.

Gu Chen glanced at Tangtang, then didn’t bother with any more superfluous talk.

"Get in the car with daddy!"

Such small hobbies, Gu Chen was still willing to indulge Tangtang.

Seeing that Gu Chen didn’t expose her, Tangtang was overjoyed internally.

"Daddy, Tangtang wants to eat candied hawthorn," Tangtang said.

Upon hearing this, Gu Chen turned the car around 180 degrees, heading back to buy candied hawthorn!

Gu Chen’s indulgence towards Tangtang was quite substantial!

Once everything was settled, the day was gradually coming to a close.

Gu Chen was preparing dinner for the family of three at home, and Tangtang sat there obediently doing her homework; life seemed more harmonious than ever.