At night, the villagers of Tilted Sunset Village were having a bonfire party, singing and dancing as if they were celebrating a festival.
Peter joined the villagers in drinking wine, and for the first time, the villagers had a strong sense of trust in him.
Early the next morning, Peter went to the township. He had to report the issue of water supply to the township.
Walking along the rural path, Peter moved at a pace faster than ordinary people but did not fly through the air. He was beginning to enjoy this kind of peaceful life.
As he was walking, Peter heard his cell phone ring.
Since starting work here, Peter had always kept his cell phone handy, making it convenient for everyone to contact him.
When he took out his cell phone and saw the incoming call, Peter frowned. It was from Adonis Harrison.
"Jackson, don't call me if there's nothing important," Peter said, sounding a little unhappy.
"There's an important matter that I have to talk about," Adonis replied hastily.
