The money that Aunt Li had deposited in the Jin family's account had arrived, a full one hundred taels, thirty taels more than originally agreed.
Lin Xia sorted out the money she had on hand and bought a store on Qian'an Avenue, planning to open a branch of Hongxia Noodle House.
The new store was still short of an accountant, so Jin Yu volunteered and had been learning accounting from Shan Zhi for three months.
Jin Yu was quite fast at calculating. He had attended school with Xie Jinhe for more than half a year and could read a little, but he couldn't write. However, he had his own method.
He asked Xie Jinhe for a few books, and he would cut out what he wanted to write in the account book and paste it on the books. Fortunately, the words used in the account book were almost the same, so he could be considered a master.
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