Cupid's Arrow Hit On Me novel (Serenity and Zachary) novel Chapter 1062

Serenity watched her brothers-in-law bickering and felt envious. The brothers and uncles of the York family were harmonious, unlike the Hunt family where everyone was trying to plot against another.

“Elisa, what did you say you wanted to invest in?”

Serenity remembered about the investment and asked Elisa about it while eating the barbecue seafood platter her man specially prepared for her.

Jasmine also pricked her ears to listen.

She also felt some pressure now because of Josh. When she saw how her best friend was trying so hard to improve herself in order to shorten the gap between Zachary and her, Jasmine did not want to stand idly by anymore.

“All the industries are saturated now, so it’s hard for us to compete with others. When I accompanied you back to your hometown yesterday, I saw the fields in your village were basically deserted.”

Serenity nodded. “Many of them are abandoned. The young people leave the village to work, so only the elderly and children are left at home. However, they can’t do any work, so the fields end up that way.”

Her family’s fields which she had seen from afar were also left aside.

Well, her relatives in the village were considered rich, so they could live a better life than everyone else without needing to farm.

“I was thinking, how about we arrange for a person to rent all the barren fields there, and then plant grass and vegetables? Of course, we don’t have to manage it ourselves. We’ll hire someone to take care of it instead. I’m afraid your relatives will sabotage the fields if we show up.

“If we succeed in planting them, we won’t have to worry about the market. Villa areas and urban greening need grass, which is what we’ll be planting specifically. We can also plant vegetables and fruits.

“Stone Group and York Corporation have many hotels under their banner, and they need a large number of fruits and vegetables every day. Of course, our goal is to sell to other hotels. We’re not trying to earn money from our own families.