Such a Rude and Noisy Woman novel Chapter 109

"Okay, cousin. You'd better go inside the house first, " Carl said after taking a look at Rachel.

When Hiram and his companions got out of the cars, they found a middle-aged man with his hair combed back waiting in front of the exquisite two-story farmhouse.

"Welcome, Mr. Rong. The journey must have been tiring. Please come on in, " the man said, before bowing to Hiram and warmly leading them into the house.

He was a local property developer who, upon hearing that some influential people were coming to town from H City, volunteered to receive them on behalf of the local real estate circle. Since he happened to own a farmhouse at the foot of the mountain, the leader of the real estate circle agreed that he should do it.

"Mr. Rong, my name is John Zhang. I'm a small local property developer. My leader asked me to receive you. If you need anything, please feel free to ask me. Although it's a remote place, it doesn't lack anything, " John said.

Hiram responded with a nod before taking a seat. Once Hiram and the nine other guests had been seated, John brought a young girl in front of them and said, "This is my sister's daughter, Jill. She's working for me during the summer vacation. Please tell her what you want to eat."

Jill was full of youth and vitality as she handed out several copies of the menu to them. Then, with a sweet smile on her face, she said, "Dear sirs, you can take a look at the menu. All the specialty dishes you can get here are already being prepared, and they'll be ready in a few more minutes. If you want to eat anything else, please feel free to tell me."

Although Jill was just 18 years old, she looked beautiful and mature. Just her perfect body shape alone would deceive people into thinking that she was much older than she really was.

Daniel lowered his head with a snicker and winked at Gary, wanting him to check Jill out. But Gary, who wasn't as audacious as Daniel, quickly lowered his head.

"Mr. Rong, it's the first time you've come to this humble place. I welcome you on behalf of all the villagers. My uncle told me that if this project succeeds, all the villages around Cliff Mountain would benefit, and the children would also have easier access to schools. So, I want to express my sincere thanks to you on behalf of all villagers, "

Jill told Hiram while everyone else was busy ordering.

"Not at all. We're businessmen and we seek profit. This project just happens to be a mutually beneficial one. You're welcome." Hiram put down the menu and said, "Just serve us the dishes you would recommend. And we would like to have some tea."

When in Rome, do as the Romans do. They didn't have to be so particular about the food and accommodations in such a remote village.

Jill nodded at Hiram and went into the kitchen.

After Jill left them, Chad looked at Daniel with a frown and asked, "Bro, why are you laughing?"

Daniel turned to Chad and said with a shrug, "Was I laughing? Oh, something funny just suddenly occurred to me." Then, he turned to Hiram and said, "Hiram, where is Rachel? Didn't she come with you?"

Hiram calmly answered, "She's still asleep in the car."

Hiram knew that he was the smartest person among these ten people. He was the main director of this project. Therefore, nothing could be hidden from him.

Daniel coughed and lowered his head when he heard Hiram's words. However, Gary suddenly became excited and poked Daniel in the waist before whispering, "You do the dishes for a week!"

A moment later, Jill came out of the kitchen with a pot of tea.

After serving the tea to the guests, she went into the kitchen again and came back with a box. Then, she put the box on the table and said, "Mr. Rong, I don't have too much to offer. This is a gift that I spent a month on. Although it isn't worth a penny, it represents my good wishes for you. Please accept it."

As she spoke, she opened the box. A steamship made of straws appeared before their eyes.

"Wow! Great craft. You made this all by yourself?" Hiram asked. Daniel dragged the box closer to him and began to observe the craft. The steamship was a wonderful piece of art.

"Yes, I did. Since I didn't know when you would come, I started doing it a month ago. I only finished it last night, " Jill answered, rubbing her chapped and red hands together.

Hiram took another look at the steamship and said, "It is very good. It can even be put on display at an exhibition. Thank you, Jill."