Her Celestial Farm on the Scrapyard Planet novel Chapter 256

Chapter 256 The Line Gets Longer

At noon, Mercury Plaza.

The sun was high, shining over the crowded plaza.

The line at Elizabeth’s stall wasn’t getting any shorter; if anything, with all the new faces joining in, it was stretching even further, winding almost all the way to the fountain on the other side of the plaza.

Even though she’d brought several times more stock than usual, she was still out there selling.

But there were also more customers than ever before.

On top of her usual loyal regulars, there were a ton of newcomers who’d been drawn in by the buzz on Starnet.

They all had different reasons for being there.

For example, Rhett Loward is a keyboard warrior. He was a young man with black–framed glasses and a pale face, standing in the middle of the line. His fingers were flying across his holographic screen as he crolled through posts blasting the so–called “soil–grown poison vegetables.” Sometimes, he would smirk. ike he silently agreed.

He was only there to see the scam for himself. If he could get some proof, he even planned to write a harsher exposé and milk it for views.

A few other guys nearby, with their shifty eyes and hushed whispering, were clearly in the same boat

Some people just came to watch the show, curious to see if something grown in soil was actually edible

Like Penny Callahan. She had been moving along with the line for almost half an hour. There wast mpatience on her face, just curiosity and excitement.

She kept standing on her toes to look ahead, chatting with people around her ‘Hey, do you haik ber soud s really that amazing? Starnet’s going nuts over it!

Someone on the Starnet told me it tastes really good and told me to try it I want for see

She was the type who went wherever the excitement was True or not it didi corditer what minds bring in the muddle of it and getting the “miside scoop first

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Chapter 256 The Line Gets Longer

Most people, though, were just curious passersby. Like Willy Levine, a programmer.

His coworkers kept recommending it, and Starnet kept pushing it to him, so he stopped by during lu to take a look.

He was a practical guy who didn’t care about online drama. He had just heard the stuff might help wit mental fatigue from long hours of coding. So, he joined the back of the line with an energy drink. thinking, I’ll try it. If it doesn’t work, at least I have some fruit.

The line moved slowly. The air was filled with the sound of people gossiping, questioning, and wonde

The regular customers, especially those who had already bought something and stayed behind Elizab stall to show their support, took it all in.

Wallace and Matilda exchanged a look.

Then each of them picked up some strawberries.

Matilda cleared her throat, walked up beside the line, and smiled at the new faces.

“First time here, right? You’re already waiting anyway. Come, try this! These are Ms. Schofield’s strawberries–just picked, super fresh! No charge, just so you can taste them!” she said loudly. Her voic was loud and full of confidence. “Good or bad, sweet or sour–you can’t just trust what people say onlin You gotta taste it yo

Rhett froze. He

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e grabbed one right away. “Then I have to try this!”

great content for her livestream. “Thank you, ma’am! Guys, a kind lady is sial strawberries! I’ll try them first for you!”

politely and nodded in thanks.

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