Summit Farmer

As everyone returned home with Peter Brown, his mother Liza Smith sat there, fuming, "It’s infuriating! What has our Peter done wrong? Isn’t he just trying to help everyone get rich together? Why all the yelling and fighting over a small issue?"

Aurelia Green said, "I never expected it. Everyone should be working together to solve problems, but nowadays people’s hearts are just..."

"Peter, let’s not bother with them anymore. I’ve finally understood. When they had no food to eat, they all listened to you. Now that they have some food, they all turn against us!" Raven Walter was extremely angry, and today’s events had also upset him.

Hellen Brown said, "Peter, just forget it and just focus on your own business. Your intentions are good, wanting to help everyone develop together. However, I feel like you’re taking too much for granted. Now, with your guidance, everyone in the village has started to prosper. They have food, clothes, and even built houses to live in. Their mindsets have changed, and they want more. Before, people in the village thought that the wine could be sold all over the world and make a lot of money. Each family could get millions, but now they think it’s you who stopped them from making money!"

Quinn Walker snorted, "They don’t even think about who helped them develop. What would Flower Creek Village look like without Peter Brown?"

Liza Smith looked at Peter Brown and said, "Son, do you see now? Your ideas were wrong. You gave up your own interests to share with everyone, but now it’s clear that they don’t care about us. So let’s not care about them!"

Seeing everyone’s angry expressions, Peter Brown smiled and said, "Yes, I was too naive. Helping others means helping those who need help. The current situation in Flower Creek Village is that everyone is on the path to prosperity and doesn’t actually need help. Actually, this is a good thing. At least, I’ve managed to help everyone."

"You!"

Liza Smith sighed.