The South Beach wasn't far from the village either, it would only take around three to four minutes by car, and this was considering the poor road condition. Finn Lewis arrived at his farm in no time. His car drew many villagers' attention along the way, but everyone was working in their field. They simply cast a distant glance at it.
It wasn't because of the car, as quite a few families in the village also owned small cars, even though they might cost tens of thousands of yuan. Seeing a car would not surprise them; they were just wondering who had returned at this time. Due to societal development, almost no young people stayed in the village, leaving fewer and fewer villagers.
Finn Lewis knew that in the village where his family lived, he was the youngest one who had attended college. If he wasn't here, his parents would probably be among the youngest ones in the village with no one under forty.
