Selling off Liu Xiaocao would clear the debt.
They called it marriage, but it was more like selling her.
Because they demanded an outrageous bride price of three hundred yuan.
This condition scared away many interested parties.
But one wouldn't retreat.
It was the foolish family from the commune with dual-working parents.
However, the fool being a fool didn't mean his parents were foolish.
They weren't pushovers, so of course, they wouldn't agree to the high bride price of three hundred yuan.
Coincidentally, the fool's sister had polio, which made her marriage difficult at the "old age" of twenty-five.
Though Liu Xiaocao's brother was not of good character, he was handsome with thick eyebrows and big eyes, highly deceptive.
The fool's father took a fancy to him at first glance.
So he discussed with Liu Xiaocao's parents that since they were to become in-laws, they might as well solve the marriage issues for both son and daughter together.
