The Farming Saint in the Starry Wasteland (Elizabeth Schofield) novel Chapter 526

Chapter 526 Competitor’s Fruit

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Oscar’s face was burning with barely restrained anger, mixed with the humiliation of someone cornered past his limit.

“You want to see it? Fine! Take a good look!” He shoved her hand away, bent down, grabbed the white box from the coffee table. and forcefully stuffed it into her arms. “It’s just a box of strawberries! Do you really have to interrogate us like criminals?!”

The force made Cyndi stumble backward half a step. Reflexively, she caught the box.

It was cold to the touch, clearly fresh from refrigeration.

She lowered her eyes to the lid.

Simple flowing lines formed the shape of a leaf, and in an elegant script across the center were two words-“Tycoon Farm.”

Cyndi’s mind went blank with a violent buzz, as if something had exploded inside her skull.

She slowly looked up in disbelief–from her furious husband, to her anxious mother–in–law, and finally to her son, whose eyes wer red with tears and fear.

“Tycoon… Farm?” she whispered, her voice trembling dangerously. “You… bought things from Tycoon Farm?”

“Y–Yes…” Seeing that her son had already exposed the secret, Deborah steeled herself. “Cyndi, don’t get mad. Listen to me first. These strawberries were recommended by Mrs. Ryder upstairs.

“She said after her daughter started eating their fruits and vegetables, her mental power backlash got a lot better, and she could focus more in school. Calum has been distracted in class lately, hasn’t he? Even the teacher talked to us about it. So we thought.. maybe we should give it a try…”

“Give it a try?” Cyndi repeated the words, but suddenly her voice snapped into something shrill and piercing, like a steel wire stretched beyond its limit, finally breaking apart. “Do you even know what Tycoon Farm is?! Do you know what kind of relationsh it has with Seafarm Group?!”

She slammed the strawberry box onto the coffee table.

The premium cardboard container hit with a dull thud. The lid sprang open. The plump, glossy strawberries inside–carefully separated by soft paper dividers–rolled everywhere.

Several fell onto the floor. Bright red juice slowly seeped into the pale carpet like fresh bloodstains.

Calum burst into tears. His small body shook with fear.

He wanted to pick up the beautiful strawberries he’d been longing to eat for days, but the storm exploding around him left him frozen in place.

All he could do was stand there helplessly, tears pouring down his face.

“Tycoon Farm is Seafarm Group’s competitor!” Cyndi completely ignored her crying son.

Her rationality had already collapsed under the crushing mix of wounded professional pride, betrayal from her own family, and months of accumulated pressure and resentment from work.

“I work myself to death at Seafarm every single day! I deal with their attacks nonstop! I’m constantly thinking about how to win

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Chapter 326 Competitor’s Fruit

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back market share and keep our store afloat! And meanwhile my own family is secretly taking my money and helping the competitor make a profit behind my back?! Do you have any idea what this one box of strawberries means? Maybe it lets them hire another employee. Maybe it lets them expand into another field. And tomorrow they’ll steal even more customers from Seafarm and make me look even worse at regional meetings!”

Her voice kept rising until she was practically screaming.

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