Chapter 927: Chapter 434: Long Live the Holy Egg Church! (Part 2)

In the end, the funeral company got the lion’s share of the inheritance, and the property got the smaller part of it."

Bai Bufan: "⌓‿⌓"

"Not bad, but it feels a bit inferior to mine." Bai Bufan had his own sense of pride.

"But it’s a bit more relatable to humans, something you can actually say out loud. If girls ask us, at least we can repeat it, right?" Lin Li was being a neutral party, calling it as it was.

"That’s true."

"What are you two whispering about again?"

The homemade Christmas hats here couldn’t really be called exquisite. After the girls tried them on briefly, they didn’t even consider taking photos. Noticing the situation on "Dog 1" side, they came over to listen to some comic talk.

Lin Li gave Bai Bufan a triumphant look— "See whose is inferior now."

Bai Bufan elbowed Lin Li, everything was understood without words, then told the girls Lin Li’s version.

Their reward was still three caring looks that questioned their intelligence.

No matter how large the church courtyard was, it couldn’t be too big, and there were only so many stalls. After about half an hour, the five of them had visited all the stalls here.

"The best sellers are actually food and drinks. Things like decorations and accessories, although many people look, most are just joining the fun or want to try them out, but few actually buy."

Before heading into the church, Ding Sihan concluded this while looking over the courtyard from the steps.

"So our class fair strategy is absolutely correct, combining people’s natural preference for food and being part of the fun. It’s practically perfect. The person who came up with this idea is simply handsome and dashing..."

Lin Li was generous with his praise.

"I agree, it will definitely sell well when the time comes." Chen Yu Ying didn’t bother to disagree, nodding with a smile.

The fourth class’s plan for the New Year fair had basically taken shape over this week.

They would sell shaved ice and oden, one cold and one hot, so those on their period or who didn’t want something cold could have the hot oden.

Whatever wasn’t sold in the morning could be divided among the class for lunch, easily solving the issue of waste.

Besides, Class 4 had someone who was like a human garbage disposal.

The reason for choosing these two foods was mainly because some classmates had the equipment and could provide it for free, significantly saving costs.

Furthermore, to stand out and attract customers, Class 4 didn’t plan to simply sell food but paired it with street games such as ring toss.

After participating in the game, if someone achieved an excellent score, they would receive the shaved ice or oden for free. If the score was poor, they only needed to purchase the food at the marked price.

This would be much more appealing than simply selling food.

As for whether they’d lose money... honestly, after Xue Jian mentioned it, not many in the class cared as long as it broke even.

Specific games, rules, and food types could still be slightly adjusted next week.

The five returned inside the church from the back door. The Holy Temple was still rehearsing songs, now in Chinese, sounding like Christmas hymns.

The number of believers was also more than not long ago.

After listening for a while, the five headed to the activity room.

"Aunt!" Approaching the activity room, Ding Sihan waved to a lady at the door from afar.

It should be her younger aunt, as she looked quite young, probably no older than thirty.

Some of her features were similar to Ding Sihan’s, suggesting Ding Sihan indeed wasn’t completely unrelated.

"Hanhan, you’re finally here." Sitting at the table by the door, chatting with someone, Ding Yu turned around at the sound and responded with a smile. 𝐟𝚛𝕖𝚎𝕨𝗲𝐛𝚗𝐨𝐯𝐞𝕝.𝐜𝗼𝗺

"Hello, Auntie." Lin Li and the others stepped forward.

"You’re Hanhan’s classmates, right? Hello, hello." Ding Yu greeted Lin Li and the others warmly and pointed to an older man next to her wearing a priest’s robe and introduced:

"This is Father Qiu from our church."

Before Lin Li and Bai Bufan could react, Chen Yu Ying, Ding Sihan, and Qu Wanqiu all stepped forward in unison, subtly blocking the priest from the two, and politely started chatting with him.

Standing in front of Lin Li, Chen Yu Ying secretly elbowed Lin Li from behind.

Lin Li, Bai Bufan: "..."

This, this is the taste of distrust.

The two exchanged a glance and shrugged with a bit of amusement.

The girls were overly worried.

Just like "virtual dads, virtual moms, not afraid of digging virtual ancestral graves," though the two often joked about "your mom," "your dad," they were still respectful with a "Hello, Uncle Auntie" when they actually met. Teasing was just teasing.

The two had a fair share of jokes about priests, but in reality, would they really approach a real priest and ask, "Father, did you particularly like permutations and combinations when learning math, since they involve normal distributions?" that kind of annoying question?

No way.

That would be too impolite, even insulting.

Respect where respect is due, gossip is just gossip unless it’s for someone undeniably unworthy of respect, that’s another matter.

After a brief exchange, Ding Yu let Ding Sihan lead Lin Li and the others into the activity room for DIY.

The activity room was spacious and bright, with many already occupied, including men, women, young and old.

The activity was to make Christmas-themed felt crafts. Since felting needles were used, posing some danger, parents were present beside each child for supervision; a well-thought-out arrangement.