A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 364 PY Transaction
Along the way, the two of them didn’t say anything, but just walked silently towards their respective destinations. They didn’t speak until they reached Lewis’s house.

"I'm here. Watch out for any foreign objects on the ground on your way back."

"Yeah, I know, you too. Remember to go back and rest early after you finish talking about things." Penny replied.

After parting with Penny, Leon knocked on the door of Lewis's house. Soon, Lewis opened the door wearing a tan bathrobe.

“Oh, it’s you, Leon.” Seeing that the person at the door was Leon, Lewis was stunned for a moment, his expression slightly disappointed.

"If it's not me, then who is it? Marnie?" Leon teased when he saw Lewis's expression.

"Ahem, don't talk nonsense. I'm just curious who would come to see me so late at night." Lewis explained seriously with a straight face.

Then he made way for Lyon to come in.

When Lyon entered the house, Lewis closed the door, looked at Lyon for a moment, and noticed the bag in Lyon's hand.

"Did you find it?"

Seeing this familiar bag, how could Lewis not know what was inside? After all, he was very familiar with this bag.

“I found it, but I’m curious why it appeared in Marnie’s house.” Hearing this, Leon threw the bag containing Lewis’ purple shorts to Lewis and complained at the same time.

As for the idea of ​​staying, Lyon basically has none of it.

In the game, using Lewis's pants to perform tricks can be called triggering an easter egg. If you do this in real life, Leon thinks that one of him and Lewis will die first.

"You are still young and don't understand. Don't ask questions. Maybe Mani accidentally brought it back when she helped me clean the house." Lewis hurriedly put the bag away, and then explained to Leon.

“But that’s not what Marnie said.” Leon shrugged and reminded Lewis: “And she asked me to tell you that Jas didn’t see you, so you don’t have to worry about embarrassment and can resume your daily routine of occasionally visiting Marnie.”

“Did she tell you?” Lewis’s face turned pale when he heard this, and he looked terrified, as if the sky had fallen.

Seeing Lewis's terrible performance, Lyon really wanted to complain a lot, but in the end, his kind heart made him choose to let go of the sensitive old Deng.

"Don't worry, I won't tell anyone else. You don't need to worry, and I support you two being together. Marnie is a very good lady, Lewis, you should be more considerate of her."

"I will, thank you Leon. The matter here is actually very complicated. I don't want too many people to know about me and Marnie." Lewis was relieved to hear that Leon could keep it a secret for him. At the same time, he did not forget to remind Leon again the importance of keeping his mouth shut.

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What else could Leon say? Lewis viewed his and Marnie's situation with far too much pessimism. He remembered a post he'd read in his previous life. It described Lewis, as the mayor, as doing nothing about the broken bus and the aging, nearly scrapped community center. He ignored the schooling issues of the town's children and the needs of some particularly needy families. He even chose a town-wide alcoholic as the bus driver. Everything he did cast a negative light on his career.

But everyone in Pelican Town still chooses to believe in him and let him continue to serve as the mayor of Pelican Town. However, he is worried that his twilight romance with Marnie may affect his position. Isn't this groundless worry?
However, Lewis himself couldn't get over it, and Lyon felt that it was useless to persuade him. Instead of persuading Lewis, it would be better to stimulate him.

Lyon has plenty of ways to help Marnie take down Lewis.

It all depends on whether Mani is willing to cooperate.

Leon didn’t say anything, but Lewis didn’t want to ignore Leon, so he returned to his desk, rummaged around, and took out two lottery tickets and handed them to Leon.

"This is the reward for helping me find something this time. Thank you, Leon."

Looking at the two lottery tickets handed over by Lewis, Leon did not accept them, but asked: “Giving two at a time, isn’t that a bit too much.”

But Lyon remembered that this kind of lottery ticket was a reward for the best neighbor selection activity that completed the most commissioned tasks every month. When he first talked about this with Lewis, Lewis gave Lyon one to try it out. Now, just because he helped Lewis find a pair of pants, he gave him two more.

If this was Lewis's own thing, he would have given it away if he was happy to do so. However, the gift inside this thing seemed to be sponsored by someone else, so Lewis was being a bit too generous by doing this.

"It's okay. He was the one who originally gave me the lottery tickets to distribute, and you did me a great favor on this commission. If I had offered you money directly, you would have refused. But giving you this lottery ticket is different. What you draw depends entirely on your luck. This should be the most appropriate thank you gift."

Lewis explained to Leon patiently.

Lyon wanted to complain when he heard this. If Lewis really wanted to give him money, he would not refuse. Now the money is gone and he exchanged it for two lottery tickets. Lyon feels that he is still at a loss.

After all, there is a 750G reward for completing Lewis' shorts mission in the game.

But the lottery tickets are lottery tickets. Since Lewis gave them to him voluntarily, if Lewis's friend who provided the lottery tickets and prizes later takes the blame because Lewis used these things as a favor, it will be Lewis who will be blamed, so Lyon will take it over.

"Are we going to draw the lottery now?" Lewis asked casually after seeing Lyon accept the lottery ticket.

"No, maybe next time. It's so late, I won't disturb your rest." Leon declined the suggestion with a smile.

Although drawing the lottery ticket now can save him the trouble of making an extra trip, but because the pickaxe was upgraded at Clint's place, Leon hasn't watched Velvik's fortune-telling recently. Without knowing whether his fortune today is good or bad, he still doesn't dare to gamble on something as risky as drawing a lottery.

Wouldn't it be more reliable to wait for a day when your luck is extremely good to enter the lottery than to enter when your forehead is dark? It's always better to play it safe. After all, you won't lose the lottery ticket after you get it. The worst that could happen is that the wealthy person who provided the lottery ticket and prize discovered that Lewis abused his power for personal gain and ended this extra activity.

But if this situation occurs, Lyon feels that it doesn't matter whether he uses the two coupons or not. After all, his coupons were also given by Lewis. If something really happens, how can he have the nerve to use this method to obtain the coupons that are not formal?

(End of this chapter)