She Stuns the World - Chapter 596: Chapter 596
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Lola had voluntarily dropped out of school.
Parents, children, and teachers heaved a long sigh of relief.
Athena received the news that Paityn had taken Lola back to Kitmore City. The Pittman Family had also stopped finding trouble with the Donovan family. Athena told Rufus to leave the Pittman family alone for the time being.
"The Pittman Family has screwed over so many people. Who would want to be on their side in the future?" Athena stood up and stretched. "Josie's has had the cast on for more than ten days. It should be about time to remove it.
The medicine Athena gave Josie was very good.
Coupled with the fact that Josie was young, her recovery was quick.
After careful examination, Josie's leg had regained its normal function. She would be able to run and jump around freely very soon.
After the cast was removed, Josie was overjoyed. She kept jumping on the spot and even clapped her hands as she sang, "If you're happy, and you know it, clap your hands..."
Maria suggested, "To celebrate Josie's leg's recovery, how about we go to the countryside for a couple of days?"
The whole family had been very busy throughout the year.
Also, the two old folks of the Donovan family had already moved to the city. It had been a long time since the Donovan family had returned to their hometown. They all thought that Maria's suggestion was, indeed, a good idea.
Donovan's Restaurant was closed on Sundays.
The Donovan family split themselves into a few cars early in the morning and headed to Oxhorn Village.
Oxhorn Village was extremely different from what it used to be.
More than a dozen farm stays of different sizes were built in the village, and the food served was all organic vegetables, fruits, poultry, etc. Business was booming.
The county has designated Oxhorn Village as a key tourist attraction and built a two-lane paved road in the village.
One end of the paved road was connected to the highway, and the other end was at the end of the village. Along the way, two sides of the road were furnished with flower beds, like that of the Donovan family's house, and were filled with all kinds of short-stem flowers and plants. Coupled with the fact that there were many vegetable fields in the village, the landscape was breathtaking.
There was also an open parking lot at the entrance of the village.
During the holiday season, the parking lot would be filled with cars. Along the street, one would see tourists strolling or enjoying local food.
Young people, who had left the village, could see that the village had undergone rapid development. They started returning to the village, either to work or to build guesthouses and farm stays. As a result, the village became bustling and full of vitality.
As for the Donovan family's farmland, it was as beautiful as a paradise.
The Donovan family-owned vegetable fields and hills added up to a total area of more than 20 acres, which was equivalent to more than ten football fields.
Jaden named the farm "Donovan's Farmland" and recruited more than a hundred graduates from agricultural universities to be in charge of vegetable farming and poultry farming. The recruits were provided food, accommodation, insurance, and salary. During holidays, they could either take a break or work at triple the daily wage.
In addition, Jaden signed a cooperation agreement with the Agricultural University to make Donovan's Farmland the school's off-campus training base, on top of hiring the university's lecturers as advisors.
The lecturers of the Agricultural University were impassioned by what Jaden had done. They gave him an outstanding alumni award and put his photo and name up in the university's Hall of Fame.
Many tourists wanted to visit Donovan's Farmland, but the farm was practically flooded with crops, poultry, and aquatic products. The Donovan family and staff were living there, too. Thus, it wasn't an ideal attraction for too many people to visit. Therefore, most tourists could only admire the beautiful farm through the fence.
When the Donovan family drove into the farm through the old but solid wood gate, wheezed up a slope past the flower bed, and eventually stopped in front of the old house, the tourists wished they were the ones in the cars.
Someone sighed faintly. "If only I was born to the Donovan family. With such a large piece of paradise, I can enjoy life without needing to be a part of the rat race. I'd be living like a king..."
The others laughed. "You can start saving up good deeds in this life, and who knows? You may have a shot at being born to the Donovan family in your next life."
A lot of people were throwing similar mockery at each other.
The Donovan family was already used to the envy and ridicule of people around them.
Fortunately, no matter how blatantly the tourists watched, the Donovan family was completely unaffected.
Parents, children, and teachers heaved a long sigh of relief.
Athena received the news that Paityn had taken Lola back to Kitmore City. The Pittman Family had also stopped finding trouble with the Donovan family. Athena told Rufus to leave the Pittman family alone for the time being.
"The Pittman Family has screwed over so many people. Who would want to be on their side in the future?" Athena stood up and stretched. "Josie's has had the cast on for more than ten days. It should be about time to remove it.
The medicine Athena gave Josie was very good.
Coupled with the fact that Josie was young, her recovery was quick.
After careful examination, Josie's leg had regained its normal function. She would be able to run and jump around freely very soon.
After the cast was removed, Josie was overjoyed. She kept jumping on the spot and even clapped her hands as she sang, "If you're happy, and you know it, clap your hands..."
Maria suggested, "To celebrate Josie's leg's recovery, how about we go to the countryside for a couple of days?"
The whole family had been very busy throughout the year.
Also, the two old folks of the Donovan family had already moved to the city. It had been a long time since the Donovan family had returned to their hometown. They all thought that Maria's suggestion was, indeed, a good idea.
Donovan's Restaurant was closed on Sundays.
The Donovan family split themselves into a few cars early in the morning and headed to Oxhorn Village.
Oxhorn Village was extremely different from what it used to be.
More than a dozen farm stays of different sizes were built in the village, and the food served was all organic vegetables, fruits, poultry, etc. Business was booming.
The county has designated Oxhorn Village as a key tourist attraction and built a two-lane paved road in the village.
One end of the paved road was connected to the highway, and the other end was at the end of the village. Along the way, two sides of the road were furnished with flower beds, like that of the Donovan family's house, and were filled with all kinds of short-stem flowers and plants. Coupled with the fact that there were many vegetable fields in the village, the landscape was breathtaking.
There was also an open parking lot at the entrance of the village.
During the holiday season, the parking lot would be filled with cars. Along the street, one would see tourists strolling or enjoying local food.
Young people, who had left the village, could see that the village had undergone rapid development. They started returning to the village, either to work or to build guesthouses and farm stays. As a result, the village became bustling and full of vitality.
As for the Donovan family's farmland, it was as beautiful as a paradise.
The Donovan family-owned vegetable fields and hills added up to a total area of more than 20 acres, which was equivalent to more than ten football fields.
Jaden named the farm "Donovan's Farmland" and recruited more than a hundred graduates from agricultural universities to be in charge of vegetable farming and poultry farming. The recruits were provided food, accommodation, insurance, and salary. During holidays, they could either take a break or work at triple the daily wage.
In addition, Jaden signed a cooperation agreement with the Agricultural University to make Donovan's Farmland the school's off-campus training base, on top of hiring the university's lecturers as advisors.
The lecturers of the Agricultural University were impassioned by what Jaden had done. They gave him an outstanding alumni award and put his photo and name up in the university's Hall of Fame.
Many tourists wanted to visit Donovan's Farmland, but the farm was practically flooded with crops, poultry, and aquatic products. The Donovan family and staff were living there, too. Thus, it wasn't an ideal attraction for too many people to visit. Therefore, most tourists could only admire the beautiful farm through the fence.
When the Donovan family drove into the farm through the old but solid wood gate, wheezed up a slope past the flower bed, and eventually stopped in front of the old house, the tourists wished they were the ones in the cars.
Someone sighed faintly. "If only I was born to the Donovan family. With such a large piece of paradise, I can enjoy life without needing to be a part of the rat race. I'd be living like a king..."
The others laughed. "You can start saving up good deeds in this life, and who knows? You may have a shot at being born to the Donovan family in your next life."
A lot of people were throwing similar mockery at each other.
The Donovan family was already used to the envy and ridicule of people around them.
Fortunately, no matter how blatantly the tourists watched, the Donovan family was completely unaffected.
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