A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 646 Sisters at odds?

"Is it similar to fishing?" Sophia asked.

"Well, there's a little difference, and it's much easier than fishing if the resources are abundant," Leon explained.

"You don't need any professional props. All you need is a stick and a string, and tie some fishy-smelling meat to the end of the string. That's it. It's actually quite simple."

"It seems very interesting. I'll join in." Sophia listened to Leon's simple description and roughly understood that if it was true, it would indeed be an activity without difficulty. She immediately responded to Leon's proposal.

"I have to find out more. After all, I'm not sure if the crayfish in Stardew Valley are the kind I know."

The world is different. Although the species look similar, Leon is still not sure whether what he knows is suitable for this world. After all, there have been many precedents that challenge Leon's previous three views.

But it’s not difficult to find out first. Lyon is actually quite looking forward to the crayfish fishing arrangement.

"Wash the dishes after you're done eating. I'll leave it to you. I'm going back now. I'll call you when I'm sure."

Thinking that there was still work to do, Leon didn't stay any longer. If he stayed, he might have to help wash the dishes, so he tried to be lazy as much as possible.

"Okay, I'll wait for your call." Sophia didn't think much about it. She waved goodbye to Leon and started to clean up the table.

After leaving Sofia's vineyard, Leon went directly to the beach, wanting to ask Willy about the crayfish, but there was no one at the dock, and the door of the fish house was closed. It was obvious that Willy was not at home, and he was probably at the Stardrop with Lewis for dinner.

Leon was not in a hurry to chase Gus. Before he finished delivering the wine, he simply walked to Willow Lane from the path below Pelican Town.

At No. 2 Willow Lane, outside Emily and Haley's house, Leon was about to knock on the door when he heard an argument inside the house.

"I cleaned last week, why do I have to do it again this week?"

"Could you please stop being so childish? I still have to make lunch."

"I can do it, but I just changed my clothes and now I have to get down on the floor to clean under the sofa. What if my new clothes get dirty?"

"It's not like you only have this one, and the floor has been swept, so it can't be too dirty."

"I reject."

"Hiss, you came at a bad time. Maybe next time."

When Leon heard the two sisters arguing about housework, his first reaction was to run away.

After all, he didn't want to get involved, because he would definitely be dragged into the argument by the two to judge who was right and who was wrong.

But just as he turned around, the door behind Leon was opened. It was Haley who was about to run away and had no intention of arguing with Emily.

"Leon?"

"Leon!"

Haley and Emily also noticed Leon's back and shouted in surprise. Then Emily dragged Leon directly into the house and also caught Haley who was about to escape.

"Leon, tell me, I asked Haley to help me clean under the sofa, but she refused. This is a public area and I'm busy making lunch. Is this her problem?" Looking at Emily with her hands on her hips asking him questions, Leon sighed. After all, he didn't run away.

"But we agreed to rotate every week. I cleaned it last week." Haley retorted dissatisfiedly.

"But you just swept the floor last week and didn't take care of many hidden corners. If I hadn't found a spider on the sofa just now, I wouldn't have known that it was so dirty under the sofa cushions." Emily said angrily to Haley.

"It's your turn to clean this week." Haley also looked unconvinced.

"Leon, you speak." Seeing that arguing was meaningless, Emily could only let Leon judge.

"You go out and play, you go cook, I'll clean, and stop arguing."

Facing the gazes of the two women at the same time, Leon felt helpless. Helping anyone would only offend them, so instead of doing this, he might as well do it himself.

"No, this is our job. How can we trouble you?" Emily rejected Leon's proposal immediately.

"Yes, this is Emily's job, you don't need to help her." Haley didn't want Leon to do this either.

"Then you guys can continue arguing. I'm just passing by and want to drop off something."

Lyon looked at the two people speechlessly as they refused to give in to each other. Knowing that this matter would not be concluded for a while, he immediately raised his hands to indicate that he was just a passerby. Then he quickly took out two bottles of fruit wine, placed them on the coffee table in front of the sofa, and planned to leave.

But just as he raised his foot, Haili blocked Leon’s way directly: “Leon, I will go with you and treat you to a meal by the way. I don’t want to stay here and argue with Emily without objection.”

"This is a part of life, how can it be meaningless? Haley, don't even think about running away." Emily also ran over and blocked Haley's way. Now Leon's escape route was blocked.

"Okay, you continue."

Seeing that he couldn't escape, Leon gave up and sat down on the sofa, watching the two sisters glare at each other.

In fact, it would be even better if they could fight. Leon really likes watching women fight. As long as they don't pull the hair but other parts of the body, it would be even better.

Leon was now in a dilemma for the two sisters. They had originally thought that Leon would help persuade them, or stand on one side to attack the other, but now he was just a spectator and did not help either side, which made Haley and Emily not know how to proceed.

Quarrel? It’s okay for the two of them to quarrel at home, but now there are other people around, and it would be embarrassing to continue quarreling, especially since this person is Leon. Neither Emily nor Haley wanted him to see them quarreling.

The atmosphere froze at this moment, and Emily and Haley did not take any further action except staring at each other.

The atmosphere was very strange, neither good nor bad, leaving Lyon with no chance to eat melons. Moreover, the two of them were in a stalemate with no clear reason. In order to escape quickly, Lyon stood up and lifted the sofa under his butt with one hand, exposing the difficult-to-clean area under the sofa in front of the two of them.

"Come on, no matter who it is, clean up first. I have something else to do. It's really hard to stay here any longer. If you don't want to, just give me the broom and I'll do it."

"Forget it, let me do it." Haley felt embarrassed to just stand there when she saw Leon lifting the sofa. She walked around Emily, took the broom from the side, and began to clean up the floor that was already covered with dust and cobwebs.

Emily didn't press on with her victory, and picked up the fruit wine that Leon had sent on the coffee table: "Leon, thank you for your gift, let's stay and have dinner together, I'm just about to cook."

(End of this chapter)