Becoming the Richest by Farming
Chapter 402 - 0402 Dislike_1

Chapter 402: 0402 Dislike_1

Lucy Wood arrived at the entrance of the village just in time to see Clyde Wilson’s figure.

In this village, besides a Ruffy Smith, he was the most conspicuous.

Wearing a shirt worth tens of thousands of dollars was more than just eye-catching.

When she got out of the car, Clyde Wilson was talking to a village child, Irvin Jones.

Irvin Jones, holding candy in front of Clyde Wilson, didn’t seem too fond of him, lowering his head to eat his candy while Clyde Wilson spoke.

Clyde recognized the candy jar—it was a famous brand he had bought for his niece before, usually costing thousands of dollars per jar.

His eyelid twitched, thinking that ever since Ellen Young arrived, the village truly transformed into Phoenix Village, where even the kids could enjoy candy that cost thousands of dollars.

However, unable to restrain his curiosity, he still asked, "Little sweetheart, where did you buy this candy, is it tasty?"

Irvin Jones looked up, glancing at him with his eyes, his voice was sweet, but it carried a hint of indifference, "Ellen gave it to me."

Clyde thought as much to himself and feigned surprise, raising his eyebrows,"Wow, so Ellen gave it to you? Ellen is really nice."

Although he had been in the village for three days, to avoid looking greedy, he still claimed to have arrived last night.

He had to speak to the children with a deliberately softer tone. Irvin Jones may have been an ordinary child, but he seemed to particularly dislike Clyde Wilson. Hearing Clyde’s comment, the child pouted, "Of course I know Ellen is nice, do I need you to tell me that?"

But he was too young; even if there was a negative implication, it was unnoticeable to others. Instead, this retort to Clyde created an effect fit for a program.

The live broadcast was filled with laughter.

If Clyde hadn’t known the other party was just a child, he might have clenched his teeth in frustration.

This little brat hadn’t given him any respect for days now.

It was not the first time either. Over the past few days, whenever he greeted him, despite being the youngest in the village and therefore the easiest to win over, Irvin Jones just wouldn’t give him the time of day.

For a moment, Clyde even suspected Irvin Jones did it on purpose.

But what could a three-year-old child understand?

The biggest malice could be covered by the excuse of a child’s ignorance, and strictly speaking, Irvin Jones’s indifference fell far short of real malice.

Probably just found Clyde Wilson displeasing.

Lucy Wood, getting out of the car in the distance, happened to see Irvin Jones confronting Clyde, almost bursting into laughter on the spot. Knowing it was for the program, she still couldn’t help herself and burst out laughing, "Hahaha, Clyde, you’re too weak, how did you get targeted by a kid."

It was fortunate that Irvin Jones was a child; anyone who didn’t know would think Lucy Wood was close to Clyde and teasing him. In reality, Lucy Wood just didn’t like the sight of Clyde, and spoke out directly against him.

But the audience didn’t know that.

The audience would only think Lucy Wood and Clyde Wilson were on good terms, after all, the two of them had collaborated before.

Clyde’s fans felt something was off, but they couldn’t quite put their finger on it.

After all, Lucy Wood was live broadcasting and wouldn’t blatantly show her dislike for Clyde, would she?

Especially since their beloved Clyde was usually so well-liked.

It must be because they are on good terms, yes, that’s it.

But Clyde knew Lucy was sniping at him.

Because their relationship wasn’t close at all. Aside from one brief collaboration, they had no private contact for years; hearing Lucy’s remarks, Clyde’s heart skipped a beat, knowing he was in trouble.

Lucy Wood’s dislike for him was too obvious.