With the fifty-tael franchise fee and the thirty taels returned by the Cao Family, Ji Huan suddenly found herself with an extra eighty taels.
She accepted the fifty taels but left the thirty taels for the Hu Family.
After all, she had only made the demand because the Hu Family had been extorted in the first place. Besides, this money was what they had earned coin by coin, toiling from dawn till dusk; it was completely different from the fifty-tael "licensing fee."
Widow Xie, of course, refused to accept it, insisting that her family already owed Ji Huan her share of the profits.
However, just as Widow Xie was aware of Ji Huan's situation, Ji Huan was also crystal clear on the Hu Family's financial state.
