Chapter 485 He Is A Good Man

• At Chester's house in Beaumont Village, Chester lay in bed, his gaze fixed on his son, Benjamin, who was squatting there smoking. His eyes were filled with profound sorrow.
• Beaumont Village, surrounded by majestic mountains and adorned with scenic beauty, was being considered for development into a tourist zone. Consequently, the whole village was facing the imminent issue of relocation.
• For many, relocation seemed like a good thing. Life in this remote mountain village was inconvenient, especially when it came to shopping. After relocating to the city, they would receive substantial compensation, instantly elevating their standard of living.