Blending of Planes: I am leisurely farming

The bonfire party ended in a cheerful atmosphere. Claire was invited by Haley to stay at her house overnight because the bus station stopped operating. On the other hand, Jas and Vincent were also sent home by Leah and Haley respectively because they were on the way.

Sean took on the responsibility of escorting the other children home. His original intention was to send Penny home first, and then send the children home alone.

However, at Penny's insistence, Sean didn't say much. He respected Penny's idea, and it was also nice to have a beautiful woman accompany him along the way.

In this way, he accompanied Penny, and after safely sending the other three children back home one by one, he also sent Penny to her family's trailer.

There was still no light in the trailer, and it was pitch black.

Needless to say, Pam was hanging around in Gus's tavern at this time, and Sean felt a little unfair for Penny in his heart.

At the same time, in order to let Penny rest early, Sean refused her invitation to go in and rest for a while, hugged her and said goodbye.

Not long after I returned to my farm, a drizzle began to fall quietly from the sky. The rain was fine and quiet, soaking the land almost silently. When the sun rose, the spring rain had stopped, leaving only slightly moist soil and clear dewdrops hanging on the leaves.

Early in the morning, Robin led the construction team into the site on the slightly muddy ground.

Workers used wooden wheeled carts pulled by livestock to transport construction materials. The wooden wheels rolled on the muddy land, sticking to the mud and water, and leaving scratches. The long construction materials were suspended for a long distance at the rear end of the cart. As the bearings bumped, they came into close contact with the soft land from time to time, splashing mud and water.

One worker held the reins tightly, guiding the animal in front and carefully avoiding potholes in the mud, while another worker worked hard to keep the construction materials balanced behind the vehicle to prevent them from sliding or getting damaged.

After explaining it to Robin, Sean found a shooting angle not far from where the cabin was being built and set up a tripod, preparing to record the process of building the cabin by video.

For city dwellers, this somewhat primitive construction process should be a pretty good video material.

Out of trust in Robin, after handing over the relevant work to Robin, Sean confidently handed over full authority over the construction site to her.

As a layman, I don't want to give orders to the experts. Sean has a deep understanding of this as a corporate slave in his previous life.

While Haley was not there yet, Sean inspected the growth of crops on his farm.

There are still water droplets on the leaves of various crops in my own vegetable garden, new sprouts have appeared in the forage grass planting area, and the carrot planting area is covered with plastic film. Some carrot seedlings want to see the outside world and can't wait to break through the protection of the film to get some fresh air.

After the inspection, Haley came back and squatted under the eaves, teasing Amber.

Seeing Sean coming back, she immediately greeted him with a smile.

I continue to accompany her in managing the sunflower garden. The windmill jasmine that was transplanted two days ago has already grown new stems at the original forks.

Haley was so excited about the discovery that she took a picture of it with the camera she brought with her.

And under Sean's guidance, she planted the daffodils she dug up yesterday in a corner of the garden.

After finishing all these, Haley watched with interest Sean transplanting the dry rice seedlings that had sprouted in the past few days into the seedling box. After finishing all this, it was almost noon unknowingly. Haley said goodbye to Sean and left.

According to the traditional rules of Pelican Town, Sean, as the owner of the house being built, was obligated to provide lunch for the construction team.

Fortunately, Robin, as the initiator and person in charge of the construction team, saw that Sean was the only one who had to take care of such a large farm and did not have the time to provide these things, so he included the meal expenses in the total construction cost. At the same time, he explained it clearly to the resident members of the construction team, and after paying some tips, the matter was settled.

In the afternoon, Sean visited Andy with a bag of "Jinkela" fertilizer. The elderly farmer, with his strong body, finally opened up a new field.

As Andy forced a smile on his fat face, Sean said goodbye and left.

"Sister Leah, there's a letter for you." Little Haji was delivering letters in front of Leah's farmhouse.

Leah took the letter and looked at the familiar handwriting on the envelope, and a complex emotion surged in her heart. She opened the envelope, unfolded the letter, and her father's handwriting came into view.

As she continued reading, Leah's brows gradually furrowed and the upturned corners of her mouth gradually smoothed.

He took a deep breath, folded the letter, and thanked Haji.

Then, under the puzzled look of little Haji, Leia walked alone towards the Nebula Lake in the distance.

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After returning from Andy's farm, Sean pushed his bike and strolled through the countryside of Pelican Town, his mind full of thoughts.

Suddenly, he caught a glimpse of a familiar figure by the lake - Leah. She was standing quietly by the Nebula Lake, staring at the sparkling lake, as if she was thinking about something.

Sean walked over gently, breaking the silence, "Leah, you are here."

Leah came back to her senses and saw that it was Sean. There was no ripple on her face, as if she was worried about something: "Sean, it's you."

Just as Sean chose to give the venue to her and was about to leave, Leah suddenly spoke up: "Sean, why did you choose to come to Pelican Town?"

Sean stopped and turned to face Leah. He thought for a moment and then answered, "I chose to come to Pelican Town, partly because I inherited this farm. But more importantly, there is a kind of tranquility away from the hustle and bustle here, which allows me to slow down and re-examine myself and the world around me.

“Also, the residents here are very warm and friendly, making me feel like I’m back home,” Sean added.

After hearing this, Leah was silent for a long time, then she took a deep breath and said as if she had made up her mind: "Sean, I actually have something to tell you. I received a letter from my father," she paused, as if she was organizing her words.

"They don't understand me or my pursuit as an artist. They just want me to go back to the city, find a stable job and live what they consider a 'normal' life."

At this point, a trace of confusion and struggle flashed in Leah's eyes, "But I know that kind of life is not what I want. I like the tranquility and freedom here, the beauty and inspiration of nature. Here, I can create to my heart's content and pursue my true dream."

Sean listened quietly. He could feel Leah's inner struggle and pursuit. Although Sean thought Leah's approach was a bit extreme, he still comforted her: "Leah, I understand how you feel. It is important to pursue your dreams."

"If you feel it is right, then just go for it and leave everything to time." Sean continued, "When you have a certain degree of fame, then show your father that the path you insist on is not wrong. I believe that at that time they will understand you."

Sean's words were not meant to mislead. If it were someone else who had no talent in art, Sean would not be afraid of offending others and would have bluntly advised him to return to the city as soon as possible to do what he needed to do.

In Sean's opinion, Leah is undoubtedly a person with great artistic talent. What she lacks now is the confidence that she has lost due to her father's doubts for a long time. Once she regains her confidence, she will take a great step forward on the road to becoming an artist.

After hearing Sean's words, Leah's eyes sparkled with determination. She looked at Sean gratefully and nodded heavily. "Thank you, Sean." Her voice was a little trembling, but full of determination. "I will, I will definitely stick to my dream."

The two smiled at each other, as if they had reached some kind of tacit understanding. They stood together by the Nebula Lake, gazing at the sparkling surface of the lake, enjoying the tranquility and freedom.