With the contract written, Liu Ji carefully blew dry the ink before handing the contract to Qin Yao with a cheeky smile, "Madam, please have a look."
Qin Yao took it, looked it over once, found no issues, and then handed it to Bai Shan for a double-check. Once everything was confirmed, the two signed and sealed the document.
In the countryside, notarization wasn't emphasized, so they didn't bother.
Even if done, it wouldn't have much effect; the legal codes were imperfect, and there were privileged classes. Clearly documented regulations were not as binding as the codes of the road.
Bai Shan came prepared, immediately laying down two hundred and forty taels of silver, taking the contract, and happily leaving with over six hundred stationery gift boxes.
Liu Ji had been holding back for a while. Now he had the chance to say, "Another big order this time! Madam, your stationery factory is getting better and better..."
