The servants inside the house were noisy and chaotic. Shi Wangyue sat in the room, knowing that his second and third uncles were leading people to move houses. He casually tossed the book aside, got up, and walked to the balcony of the room, standing there to look down.
Downstairs, the driver respectfully opened the car door for Second Uncle’s family, quietly standing aside, waiting for the family of four to slowly get in the car.
Such a scene happened once yesterday too.
After the cars and people in the yard gradually left, the young man’s eyes darkened, his face sank, and his fingers tightly gripped the railing, the veins on the back of his hand clearly visible.
Although he was still inexperienced, he already knew that monsters weren’t as frightening as human hearts.
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At a farm outside Jincheng, Yang Hui squatted on the ground, happily sharing recent fresh happenings about the furry kids with Ning Youguang and Shi Wangyue.
"Huahua is pregnant again, look, that’s her husband, don’t they look like a good match?"
In the past two years, the Chicken Nest Mountain Animal Shelter finally relocated, moving from an urban village to the suburbs, to Ning Youguang’s farm.
Fortunately, the animals were still there, and so were Yang Hui and Liu Kun.
"They do look alike, almost identical." You Guang followed Yang Hui’s gaze and saw two similarly colored big yellow cats, a bit dumbfounded.
"Right? Huahua is very good at choosing a husband." Yang Hui also laughed.
She had gained weight, her face had beco rounder, but her whole being radiated a sense of happiness, making her very endearing to look at.
After speaking, she got up, picked up a basket, and swiftly plucked fresh, juicy fruits and vegetables from the garden beside them.
Soon, several baskets filled with waterlons, cantaloupes, gourds, pumpkins, loofahs, bitter lons, and water bamboo were placed at the feet of Ning Youguang and Shi Wangyue.
"When you go back later, take these vegetables and fruits with you. This year, our farm’s waterlons and cantaloupes grew well. Every morning I take a truckful to the market, and they are snapped up imdiately. Our farm’s vegetables and fruits are very popular."
Liu Kun tacitly assisted her on the side.
He was no longer the shy, introverted young man he used to be, becoming much more cheerful and had gained weight.
He had beco Yang Hui’s husband years ago. After marriage, they had a daughter, who was now over three years old. She usually stayed in the city with her grandparents for kindergarten and would co to the farm with her dad on weekends to accompany her mom.
Just like in the previous life, the animals at the Chicken Nest Mountain Animal Shelter still faced the fate of being complained about and driven away by nearby residents. Unlike the previous life, they quickly moved to a new ho, a better ho, one with green hills, clear waters, and fragrant fruits, precisely the farm where everyone was now.
This farm was sothing You Guang fancied a few years ago when she followed her uncle and uncles to fish and enjoy farm als, noticing the owner was selling this piece of land.
After falling in love with the land, she imdiately told her little uncle and dad that she wanted to buy this farm.
Though the two n didn’t imdiately understand the significance when they heard her say she wanted to buy a farm, they still quickly helped her secure ownership of the farm.
After buying all the land the farm owner could hold onto, they thought that was enough. Little did they know, young Youyou’s ambition wasn’t limited to being the owner of thirty hectares of land. Instead, on the day they acquired the farm, she stated she wanted to buy all the land around it that was up for sale, the more, the better...
Even Xia Xiqing was dumbfounded, and Ning Shao, who had always been indulgent to his daughter’s every wish over the years, was exceedingly shocked.
The two secretly called each other, wondering if the child was entering a rebellious phase. She hadn’t spent much money before, so why was she spending so exorbitantly all of a sudden?
You Guang naturally knew her dad and little uncle would be surprised by her sudden insistence on buying a farm, but she still wouldn’t tell them that this land, while now a wilderness and of little value, would, in a decade, beco a coveted site for real estate developers flocking to Jincheng. It would be one of the hottest comrcial zones in the new district of future Jincheng.
The money she’s spending now to buy the land wouldn’t even be enough to purchase a single house here in the future.
Once the furry kids moved to the better suburban environnt, Yang Hui quit her job and moved over to help take care of them, also acting as the manager of You Guang’s farm, helping to manage the farm, look after the animals, and cultivate the vegetables. On weekends, her husband would bring their daughter to the farm to accompany her and help manage the farm along the way.
Yang Hui now had cats, dogs, and fields, and lived joyfully every day, incredibly happy and content.
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