Master Bao hummed a little tune as he drove the car toward the outskirts. The first stop for the incoming fruits and vegetables was a wholesale market in the suburbs, and then they were transported to the city, adding a bit more to the price.
That's why Master Bao always bought during the first batch delivery. Of course, ordinary people couldn't do this, but he wasn't ordinary at all—he was the procurement master at the police station!
Since ancient times, procurement has been a lucrative position. He bought vegetables and fruits from here, but the reimbursement ticket listed the price of the second procedure, so the price difference went into his own pocket.
This was far better than earning a fixed salary. If it weren't for having connections, how could he hold this position for over ten years?
Every purchase meant another income for Master Bao, making him genuinely happy, completely forgetting the earlier chaos at the police station.
