Chapter 65 - It Was Like A Dream

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It was like a dream that Gerthel would not want to wake up anymore. As her feet touched the ground of their once mini farm her tears continued to flow. She looked around and was completely surprised to see the changes therein. The farmers’ former hovels are now rows of cute mini bungalow houses and her and her mother’s former house has been renovated into a modern house, although with still a touch of its former native type of house. Their plantation have more fruit-bearing trees, vegetables, and root crops and of course, their rice field was showing the blessing that farmers mostly needed. It was almost on its harvesting time.

“How could … I mean, who did all of these, Boss Dar?” stammering she asked the man beside her, whose right arm was already wrapped around her shoulders.

“Are you surprised?” he replied instead of answering her question.

“Completely. I thought and I have been always thinking and felt guilty that our land and our farmers are now in deep hunger because no one le