A farming master in Stardew Valley

Chapter 44 Women's Night

Hearing this unexpected news, Leon took it to heart, but he also did not forget to respond to Abigail's reminder and answered without hesitation.

"Don't worry, I'm not interested in little girls like you. As an adult man, I prefer more mature older sisters."

"Like Jody?" Perhaps because Leon spoke in such a casual and familiar way, Abigail couldn't help but joke with him.

"Well, it's indeed a good choice, but I'm personally a pure love warrior, so I stay away from married women. If I have to find someone, I must look for a single girl." Leon nodded seriously, but still expressed his thoughts truthfully.

"Then Emily should be a good choice for you. She is caring and older than you." Abigail helped Leon analyze seriously.

"You'd better take care of yourself. Like you, I don't want to fall in love for the time being. You need to pursue your studies, and I still need to complete my career. If I fall in love now, it will only cause trouble for myself." Leon looked speechlessly at Abigail who was matchmaking like a matchmaker and complained.

"Yeah, I think so too. Love seems to be a very troublesome thing. It's better to wait until you feel depressed before finding someone to restrain yourself." Abigail looked at Leon with approval, obviously agreeing with Leon's statement.

As they were chatting and laughing, the car had already entered Pelican Town.

To Leon's surprise, Abigail did not drive the car to the dinner venue, but drove to the garage behind Pierre's shop. After parking the car, she had to walk the next part of the way.

"Do you know that I'm so hungry that I can't even walk anymore, so you're trying to squeeze every last bit of my strength out of me?"

When he was with Abigail, Leon felt very relaxed. This girl was not the kind of girl who followed the rules. As long as the conversation did not touch on some sensitive points, she could speak almost freely. So when communicating with Abigail, Leon always did so in a brotherly manner.

And Abigail apparently communicated with Leon in the same way: "I'm already being kind enough to you by not letting you walk from the farm. Besides, don't you know that driving in town is unsafe?"

"That's because your driving skills are not good enough." Lyon complained.

"If you can do it, you can drive. Oh, no, you don't have a car." Abigail retorted to Leon without any hesitation.

"When I have money, I will buy a cooler sports car. I won't even let you sit in the passenger seat. You'll just be stuffed into the trunk." Leon threatened Abigail viciously.

"Then I'll wait and see your distressed look as you drive your new car back to Stardew Valley. Besides pickup trucks, horses are the most suitable means of transportation on Stardew Valley's roads." Abigail reminded Leon with a rare warm-hearted look.

After hearing this, Leon recalled the roads he had walked in Stardew Valley. It seemed that except for the roads in Pelican Town, the other roads were basically hard to describe. Not to mention sports cars, even cars with lower chassis would probably become cat scratching boards.

"Forget it, I won't buy it. There's no point. If I want to travel far next time, I'll take the bus." Although the bus route to the Calico Desert was no longer available, buses to other places were still running as usual. When Lyon came from Zuzu City, he took the bus.

Abigail chuckled when she heard what Leon said. She was very happy that she had obviously won this confrontation.

"By the way, where are we having dinner this time?" Leon asked with some confusion as he saw the road he and Abigail were walking on becoming increasingly remote.

"Of course it's the Stardrop, after all, they have the best chef in town, and they can also take care of Emily's work," Abigail replied. "But why is this road so remote?" Leon recalled the main road he took to get to the Stardrop Bar, which was completely different from this one.

"Because this is a small path, we went in through the back door. Gus prepared a nice big room for us so that our party wouldn't disturb other guests." Abigail explained, then looked at Leon with disdain and complained, "You're not scared, are you?"

"A little bit. After all, boys have to protect themselves when they are outside." Leon nodded and admitted.

Upon hearing this, Abigail lost all desire to complain and quickened her pace, trying to get as far away from Leon as possible, so that others wouldn't see them and think they were the same kind of people.

Although he knew it was a small path, Leon still breathed a sigh of relief when he saw the outline of the Stardrop Saloon bar. It was not because he felt safe, but because he finally found a place to eat.

Near the back door of the Stardrop Salon, Abigail had already gone in. Leon also walked over and saw Jodie leaning against the wall by the back door.

"Hi, Jody, thank you for the invitation." After meeting the organizer of this party, Leon naturally would not fail to say hello and express his gratitude.

Jody smiled and greeted Leon: "Haha, what a gentleman, come in quickly."

Leon nodded, walked in, and then, led by Jody, came to a spacious room.

At this moment, there were already several people sitting at a long table in the room. Some of them were familiar, while others were unfamiliar. For example, Haley, who he had met in the morning, and Abigail, who brought him here, were the ones he knew. Although he had never seen the other two before, Leon could guess their names from their hair color and clothes.

But Leon was a little confused as to why there were only girls here and not a single man.

Leon's appearance naturally attracted the attention of the girls who were chatting. Except for Abigail, the other three girls looked quite surprised.

Hailey, in particular, widened her eyes and asked, "Why are you here?"

"Oh, Jody invited me over," Leon replied.

"Is that so? Jodi, didn't you say tonight is women's night?" Haley complained speechlessly as she looked at Jodi who was standing behind Leon and grinning.

Jody couldn't stand watching the fun anymore, so she stood up from behind Leon and explained, "Okay, girls, this is indeed a women's night out, but I still owe Leon dinner, so I thought of inviting him to join us. And I think it's not just me who wants to invite him, Maru and Leah should also want to meet the new farmer of Stardew Valley."

"Of course, nice to meet you, Mr. Leon. I'm Maru, and I'm glad to see new faces in Stardew Valley." As Jody explained, a tall dark-skinned girl stood up. Although she had dark skin, her facial features were very three-dimensional and delicate. The color of her skin did not cover up her beauty, but instead added a touch of unique charm to her. Coupled with the glasses and the bookish air on her body, she added a lot of points.

"Me too. I heard that you also moved to Stardew Valley from the city. I think we should have a lot of common topics. By the way, my name is Leah, and I live in the riverside cottage below Marnie's ranch. We can be considered neighbors." Another girl with orange hair and a ponytail of standard European appearance waved enthusiastically at Leon and introduced herself.

　Today I discovered that there is a reader correction function. I hope everyone can use this function when they find typos that affect the reading experience. Thank you very much! Because I am half blind, I rely on my brothers to correct my mistakes.
　　
　
(End of this chapter)