Chapter 1495： The shop is closed (1/2)

Chapter 1495 The shop is over

In the days that followed, Gu Yundong started to get busy.

The shop is almost finished, she is going to prepare for the opening.

Xin Ming Court is different from Gu Ji, and the customer group it faces is fixed. And it has already been advertised and the invitations have been sent out, so there is no need to attract guests with great fanfare at the door.

In fact, since the last time they went back to the Qin Mansion for a banquet, many ladies and ladies have been thinking about those meals. According to the people sent by the Ge family, several waves of people have already looked for her, so Gu Yundong is not very worried that there will be not many guests by then.

But after all, it’s a new store opening, so big rewards are still needed.

After thinking about it, she made a list of how much she can give as gifts. As for the gifts, she just gave her the canned preserved fruit that she will sell in the future. Although Gu Ji has not yet opened, it is not impossible to make a promotion now.

When    left Yongfu Village before, she left a lot in her space.

Anyway, her husband has already guessed how much, Tong Shuitao and Shao Wen will not know how much she sent out, and taking it out will not cause suspicion.

In addition to giving gifts, she also made a lot of coupons.

Come here with the coupon, and the next time you come to spend, you can get a discount.

After everything is ready, the decoration of the shop is finally finished.

Gu Yundong and Shao Qingyuan went to Xinming Pavilion for a re-examination, and it was exactly as they expected.

Carpenter Pang wiped his sweat on the side, looking at the brand new shop in front of him, his face was full of sense of accomplishment.

Gu Yundong looked at the front and back yard and upstairs and was very satisfied. She gave the wages to Carpenter Pang.

Carpenter Pang was full of joy, and when he turned around, he gave part of the wages to his two apprentices.

Gu Yundong was a little surprised. The apprentices who followed Master these days were all unpaid.