A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 611 Two Dinner (Monthly Ticket Plus)
After watching Leon leave, Pierre hurried back to the store and went straight to the living area on the second floor. Looking at his wife drinking tea at the small table on the balcony, he couldn't help but ask.

"Why did you invite Leon to dinner?"

"Are you jealous?" Caroline teased with amusement after hearing Pierre's question.

"Why should I be jealous? I'm just worried about Abigail." Pierre looked at Caroline speechlessly and complained.

"What is there to worry about? Aren't they on good terms?" Caroline asked.

"I'm worried because we have a good relationship. What if this guy often has dinner at our house and Abigail misunderstands that we are trying to bring them together? You know she hates this kind of thing." Pierre reminded.

"Ah? You haven't noticed yet!" Pierre's answer made Caroline cover her face and not want to look at him.

"What did I find?" Pierre asked in confusion.

"Never mind. You'll find out later."

Caroline didn't explain much, and at the same time she began to doubt that she had become interested in Pierre because she thought he was a smart man. Was she too stupid at the time?
"No, you mean? They are already together?" Pierre was not stupid. Caroline had said this, and if he couldn't react, it would be a waste of time.

"Well, you just realized it. Didn't you notice the obvious eye contact and little movements between them during the last meal?" Caroline complained to her slow-witted husband.

"Oh!" Pierre was reminded of this and remembered a lot of details that he had overlooked before, such as Abigail seemed to have danced with Leon at the Flower Dance Festival. However, he was busy with his own stall at the time, and Caroline mentioned this matter unintentionally. He didn't pay much attention to it at the time, and was thinking about how to coax Caroline who was inexplicably angry.

"This kid, I'm going to kill him next time he comes." Finding that this was indeed the case, Pierre muttered angrily.

"Do you believe that Abigail will compensate him for how much you cheated him of, and even double it?" Caroline joked.

"Well, the children are grown up now, and it's time for them to move on. Let them handle it themselves." Pierre sighed and said after hearing this.

"I thought you would find a way to teach Leon a lesson." Caroline teased.

"I'm not that inconsiderate. You know Abigail's character, and I don't want to be a bad father." Pierre shook his head and complained, "But you didn't tell me about such a big deal earlier. If I had known earlier, I would have given him a discount when he came to buy things today."

"You have a rebate plan, so why not give out more rebates?" Caroline reminded.

"Yeah. By the way, when Abigail comes back tonight, ask her what's going on with Leon. Even though she's about to graduate from college, she still needs to be careful."

"Don't worry, I know. You should go get some more exercise. Look at Leon, he can lift a 50kg box with one hand without any effort. I'm afraid you'll even have trouble lifting me now."

"Humph, that's because I'm getting older. When I was young, I was no worse than him."

"Yes, yes, but then was then, and now is now."

In the end, Pierre was defeated and ran away in shame, while Caroline continued to enjoy her afternoon tea.

On the other side, Leon, who had returned to the farm, was moving fertilizers under the car and unpacking them. He put all the unpacked fertilizers into the system backpack, and then began to spread them on the turned land along the edge. A bag of fertilizer was evenly scattered on the land and soon sank into the muddy soil.

At this time, Lyon will take out the seeds and plant them.

This busy process took more than three hours.

After all the seeds were planted, Leon finally got a chance to breathe. He glanced at the moon and stars rising overhead and sat down on the steps in front of the house. Today was his busiest day since he had been in Stardew Valley. He had perfectly experienced the intensity of the labor from dawn to dusk. Although his waist was a little sore, looking at the vast expanse of land in front of him planted with various crops, Leon felt a strong sense of satisfaction.

It's only a busy day. With the automatic irrigation of the sprinkler, the work I have to do will be much simpler. However, I still have to get some seeds tomorrow to fill the remaining vacant land to avoid idle land and waste.

Lyon has already thought about what to plant in these vacant lots. He decided to plant potatoes, making full use of the fact that the crops can provide shade under the grass, so as to realize the plan of producing high-quality potatoes as soon as possible and make a lot of money.

It's a pity that the potatoes planted before matured and were harvested during the days when I was taken away. I don't know whether it was Linus or Abigail, but it seems that neither of them left any high-quality potato seeds. I don't know if they didn't pay attention, or because it was not dug out by Leon himself, so he did not enjoy the benefit of the shade under the crops.

This is quite a loss, but with the mini golden bell, I can continue. In three months, I can harvest four crops of potatoes. I should be able to save enough high-quality potato seeds for sowing next year before the arrival of next spring.

After a short rest, Leon returned to the house and began to wash the mud off his shoes and the dirt on his body.

All the fields have been converted into planting areas. There are no dry paths to walk on, and mud has basically become Lyon's biggest problem when farming. However, the mud is not fishy or smelly, it just looks a little dirty, and it will be fine after washing.

After taking a shower, Lyon left the bathroom and prepared to cook. He had barely managed to get by with the leftover bread at noon. In the evening, Lyon had to prepare a big meal for himself to reward his taste buds.

But just as Lyon was thinking about what to eat in the evening, he heard the sound of someone unlocking the door. Only he and Abigail had the key, so the identity of the visitor was self-evident.

What surprised Leon was that Abigail did not come empty-handed this time, but brought an insulated lunch box.

"Mom said you seemed very busy today and might not have time to cook, so she asked me to bring you a portion. Have you eaten yet?"

After entering the door, Abigail skillfully placed the key in her hand on the shoe cabinet, changed into her own pair of slippers, and then walked up to Leon and asked.

"No, let me see what delicious food my mother-in-law has prepared for me." Leon immediately left the stove, walked up to Abigail, hugged her, and pulled her to the dining table and asked.

"You are so shameless. You haven't proposed to me yet!" Abigail rolled her eyes, but she couldn't hide the smile on the corner of her mouth.

"Here it is. This is a high-calorie meal she prepared especially for you. Try it first."

"Don't worry. Compared to dinner, I actually want to taste you more. How about we do something before dinner?"

"You're going to die, I haven't even showered yet."

"Let me help you."

"Eat your meal."

After pushing away Leon, who was already doing something dirty, Abigail ran to the bathroom and locked the door. But when Leon heard the noise inside, he knew that he would not have to sleep alone tonight. He immediately opened the insulated lunch box happily and started to enjoy Caroline's special dish.

It’s true that Caroline’s cooking skills are really good. The seasoning is very harmonious and the control of the heat is also excellent. Most importantly, the food prepared in the lunch box are basically the dishes that Leon likes. The broccoli and cabbage that he hates are not there at all.

I don’t know where this information came from, or whether Abigail specifically reminded him of it, but Leon was quite satisfied with the meal.

Although his stomach was satisfied, Leon was still a little hungry, and the one who could handle this hunger just happened to come out of the bathroom.

"Hey hey hey!"

(End of this chapter)