Bai Suihe nodded and didn't ask further. After all, every family had its own difficulties. It wasn't hard to guess the situation of the old couple; they probably had some disagreements with the younger generation.
"My old man is right. We really didn't overprice it at three hundred taels of silver," the old woman said. Seeing Bai Suihe stay silent, she thought she was dissatisfied with the price and grew anxious. This concerned their retirement funds, after all. "It's only because so many things have happened in the county town recently. If this were ten years ago, you wouldn't necessarily be able to buy these two storefronts even if you doubled the price."
The old man stopped his wife. "Alright, that's enough. We've stated our price. If this madam is willing to buy, she will agree. If not, we can't force her."
They were eager to sell, but the transaction still had to be mutual.
