This 15,000-acre ranch was a professional cattle and sheep ranch, but because the area was too large, it was very difficult to manage. The former rancher hired four staff members to assist in the management, but the labor and management expenses were quite inflated. The ranch was the same as luxury goods such as villas, yachts, and luxury cars. It was not difficult to buy. The difficulty was the subsequent operation, management and maintenance. In many cases, the later expenses were no less than the purchase transaction price.

After experiencing the previous economic crisis, the former rancher always wanted to take action, but he couldn't find a suitable buyer. Now the ranch is less than 10,000 acres and can still be sold. The large ranch is full of hot potatoes, and few people are willing to take over.

In the end, Adam won it at an extremely low price of $400,000, and also included the supporting facilities and professional equipment in the ranch, but the cattle and sheep owned by the former rancher were not included.

When Hugo finished filming Lanchez with "Death Guard" in the past, Adam and Old Jack were busy planning the ranch. Since only a small part of the pasture had circuits and water pipes, the house inside was too old, so all of them needed to be renovated.

Adam planned to divide the ranch into several different uses. While raising cattle and sheep, he would raise horses and open a fish pond, which required laying circuits and water pipes throughout the ranch, and also introduced some advanced professional tools. The renovation project was really not small. In addition, Adam also planned to build a two-story villa on the ranch, which could be used occasionally when riding horses, hunting or vacationing.

During the time Hugo stayed in Lanches, he went to the ranch with Adam and Old Jack almost every now and then. The subsequent expenses were indeed quite expensive. Before Hugo came back to Los Angeles, the ranch was renovated for $120,000, and the villa had not been built yet. The most important thing was that the horses, cattle and sheep had not been purchased yet, and the recruitment of professional managers was a huge expense.

But this is not a problem for Hugo. The most important thing is that Adam likes it. Seeing Adam and Old Jack excitedly planning all aspects of the ranch, the pleasure and excitement cannot be hidden.

Hugo suddenly realized that Adam also had dreams, but he chose the latter among his dreams and family. He gave up his dream of owning a ranch, his dream of becoming a competitive cowboy, and chose to stick to the narrow convenience store in Lanches and guard this small family.

Everyone has the right to choose, but after making a choice, they need to be responsible for their own choices, otherwise they will betray themselves.

Lina chose to pursue her dreams, but she gave up her so-called dream less than eighteen months later. What this is a great dream and a speechless joke. What Hugo could not forgive was not Lina's abandonment of herself, but Lina's hurt to Adam. It turns out that Adam's persistence and hard work, Adam's abandonment and sacrifice, Adam's efforts and tolerance were so insignificant in Lina's world.

This made Hugo full of energy again. Now it was his turn to protect his father, and it was his turn to realize his father's dream and protect his father's happiness.
Chapter completed!