Why it never ends

Chapter 1014 Moment
In the following days, Kovicik slept until noon every day, but the person he wanted to dream about never came again. He went to the House of Nobles to relax in a depressed mood, but unexpectedly found that everyone here was discussing the AHgAs Inspector who suddenly appeared that night.

Kovicik was in high spirits, but after listening for a while, he felt a prick of pain from what others said. For some reason, these people kept mentioning that the inspector was actually a woman. And when everyone looked back, they found that almost all the inspectors appointed by AHgAs were women, but they were not very noticeable in the past.

Kovicik endured for a long time, but finally exploded in a conversation, and pointed out that constantly emphasizing gender was an insult to the strong.

"Real heroes are androgynous!" Kovicik protested loudly.

These powerful words happened to fall into the ears of another reporter who was also at the scene. So, when Stella visited Hesta's apartment the next day and they were sitting around having breakfast together, she looked at the title "Jane Hesta: An androgynous tough hero" on her mobile phone and spat out half a mouthful of coffee.

"What the hell is this!" Stella screamed. When she came to her senses, she quickly explained to everyone at the table, "Ah, I'm not talking about your coffee!"

Victoria silently pulled out a few napkins and pushed them over. Stella grabbed one and wiped the table in front of her carelessly, but her eyes were always fixed on the screen. She read the entire report at a glance.

"Oh my goodness, oh my goodness," she kept saying, "I've only been away for so long...what have I missed!"

"We're moving tomorrow, do you want to come and see?" Hesta asked.

"Okay, where are we moving to?" Stella looked at Hesta with an enthusiastic look, "It just so happens that I am also looking for a studio that can accommodate a team of seven people."

"If you don't mind the distance, you can move directly to our place." Hesta said, "We are moving to a plantation with a large piece of land and empty houses. If you need, you can build a few houses now."

"Plantation?" Victoria's expression was a little subtle. "Did you buy it here?"

"No, my friends'," Hesta said. "They allowed me to stay there."

"You have a friend who owns a plantation here so quickly," Victoria looked at Hesta. "Did you have your ethics officer check the whole process?"

"It's just a move, why does it need to be verified?" Hesta looked at Victoria in confusion. "The entire operation of the plantation has nothing to do with me. I don't take any dividends or invest any money. If this needs to be reviewed, my moral reviewer will be exhausted."

"...Oh," Victoria nodded, "If you don't participate in the management at all, then there is really no need..."

"Which friend are you? Please introduce him to me!" Stella said with a smile.

"You already know them," Hesta replied, "the sisters Lalin and Ellie."

"…It's them!" Stella was very surprised. She had indeed seen the sisters before, but because she had seen them before, she didn't think that the two sisters had the strength to swallow up a plantation.

Stella was about to ask the reason in detail, but then she remembered Victoria's reaction just now. She suddenly realized that no matter how much she asked, Hesta would not tell the truth, so she nodded: "What time tomorrow? I'll call everyone in our team to help you."

"No, we don't have much stuff, but if you have a car, you can come along and take a look," Hesta said, "We'll start moving things at 7am, so you can get here before 7:30."

"Okay," Stella nodded seriously, "I was able to return to the third district this time thanks to the proof that the sisters helped me run, and I must thank them in person...Victoria?"

"Huh?" Victoria turned her head.

Stella looked into her eyes: "Will you come tomorrow?" "I won't come," Victoria said uninterested, "Anyway, you don't lack manpower. Remember to call me when you all settle down and hold a party."

"Okay." Stella was very satisfied, "Then it's settled."

……

The next morning, before daybreak, Lai Lin had already taken the farmers from the plantation to fine-tune the cleaned empty house again. She carefully moved every piece of furniture in the house, striving to make sure that everything that should be centered was completely centered, and everything that should be symmetrical was also completely symmetrical.

She was so careful, as if the placement of every piece of furniture was a matter of life and death.

Ellie stood behind her sister with a pale face, watching her sister do all this seriously and earnestly without saying a word.

Lai Lin felt as if there was someone behind him, and when he turned around, he saw Ellie's uneasy eyes.

"Why are you up?" Lai Lin asked, "I said I could come here alone this morning."

Ellie quickly ran over and hugged her sister.

"……What's wrong?"

"Let's get out of here!" Ellie whispered, "Let's go back to the third district, or the fourth or fifth district. We're all restaurants anyway, so why can't we open one anywhere? Don't you feel scared living like this?"

"But we can't afford a manor by running a restaurant in our lifetime." Lai Lin said, "This fell from the sky--"

"That's why it's so scary!" Ellie's voice was filled with pain. "These things... you don't even know if they have a price secretly marked on them—"

"Listen, Ellie." Lalin grabbed her sister's shoulders, "In a person's life, there are only a few moments when fate favors you--"

"This kind of greed will kill you!"

"This is not about greed," Lai Lin let go of his sister's shoulders, "Yes, restraint is a virtue, modesty is a virtue... but at this moment, these virtues are meaningless. At that moment, you either miss it or seize it, it will never come again."

Ellie was completely speechless and just shook her head with tears in her eyes.

"If you are afraid, just go back to the third district first." Lai Lin said, "Go back and rest for a few months, then apply. Haven't you always wanted to learn painting--"

"I won't go back," Ellie shook her head firmly, "How can I leave you here alone? No matter what, I'll be wherever you are. I can't be alone--"

A servant walked quickly into the room, and the two sisters turned around at the same time.

"Salima," a little girl with a dark brown face came in, her voice a little shy and dry, "My mother said that they are here and the car has already driven to the door... Do you want to go over?"

"Okay." Lai Lin put down his rolled-up sleeves, "I'll come over now."