Becoming the Richest by Farming
Chapter 239 - 0239 The most correct thing_1

Chapter 239: 0239 The most correct thing_1

It had been a while since I last saw Ellen Young, and now, looking at her again.

Wow, her sister is still so beautiful.

And she still has such a healthy glow.

Ellen Young went ahead and opened the fence gate, initially, Lucy Wood was afraid that Blackie would bite her, but when Blackie saw its owner actively opening the gate, it happily followed at her heels, its eyes spinning around as it looked at Lucy Wood, seemingly realizing it shouldn’t bite someone it recognized.

As Lucy Wood and Felicia Frost among others entered, Felicia Frost greeted Ellen Young; As casual as Ellen Young was, Felicia Frost couldn’t help but show a bit more respect.

There was a hint of deference in their demeanor.

No kidding, when facing someone like her, you definitely need to lower your stance.

Ellen Young just smiled and waited for them to come in before casually shutting the door.

Lucy Wood was still curious, "When we were coming here, we saw a villa being built at the foot of the hill. Who’s building it?"

"Ruffy Smith."

Hearing this name, Lucy Wood was taken aback, "Is that the really good-looking guy?"

Saying this was also a fact, and Ellen Young simply nodded in agreement.

Felicia Frost turned her head to see the villa and couldn’t help feeling a bit jealous, "Rich people are really something, casually building a villa in the countryside, and such a high-class one at that. He’s not worried about wasting resources."

Lucy Wood grew curious, "What are they doing here?"

Now knowing Ellen Young’s identity, she just didn’t know what these people’s relationship with Ellen Young was.

Ellen Young answered lightly, "They are here for work, Haran Village is going to be greatly developed."

"Really?"

Felicia Frost pondered internally, wondering why she’d never heard of it before; now, all of a sudden, Haran Village was going through major development. She felt it couldn’t be unrelated to Ellen Young.

After delivering Lucy Wood’s things, Felicia Frost and the assistant said their goodbyes.

They were temporarily staying somewhere else.

As Lucy Wood was sorting out some of her belongings, she heard Ellen Young leaning on the doorway, asking her, "How’s the filming going?"

Lucy Wood: "..."

It felt like a surprise inspection by the headmaster.

She quickly replied, "Pretty good, the filming process is going rather smoothly."

"People of the World" was a big production, and director Turner Matt’s demands for perfection were not easy to meet. While Lucy Wood’s acting skills were good compared to other non-serious actors in the current circle, they paled in comparison to seasoned actors. But she was earnest, memorizing her lines diligently. Even if the director got mad and scolded her sometimes, she wouldn’t take offense.

Her progress was quite obvious in such an environment, with several veteran actors praising Lucy Wood for her seriousness.

At least she showed attitude and improvement, unlike the cooperation they had with other big-name young stars or young actresses.

Those acting skills, tsk tsk.

When she said the filming process was going rather smoothly, it wasn’t just talk.

"That’s good."

Ellen Young had only casually asked her, "Do well in your shooting."

Lucy Wood was startled.

There it was again, that headmaster-like concern.

Is it true that once someone gets used to being a teacher, they always have this tone and behavior pattern?

She quickly said, "We’re starting the live broadcast tomorrow morning. You should go rest, good night."

Ellen Young nodded, "Good night."

As soon as she left, Lucy Wood heaved a sigh of relief.

Ah, facing her own sister was such an ordeal, her suffering, who else could understand?

People like Felicia Frost only repeatedly soul-searched her, asking what the Wood Family had to their name?

In fact, she also wanted to ask herself, by what right?

Simply because she initially didn’t harbor any ill will towards Ellen Young? Because she truly regarded her as her own sister?

She thought to herself, this was indeed the most correct thing she had done in her life.