Chapter 434 - 431: So Angry I’m Looking for a Stick

Because the three of them finished first, the seniors also picked up their pace, and everyone completed their tasks before dark.

Of course, there was one exception in the group: Nina Sinclair.

Nina knew that if she didn’t finish, someone would help her, so she didn’t put her heart into the work at all. In a full five hours, she hadn’t even finished half an acre.

It wasn’t until dusk, when the seniors had finished harvesting their radishes and were preparing to load them onto the truck, that Nina finally started to panic.

"Are you guys leaving?"

The others turned back, looking at Nina’s disheveled appearance without a word.

Nina bit her lip, glanced at the sky, and put on a pitiful expression. "Can you please help me? I... I still have so much left."

’If they don’t help me, I won’t get any sleep tonight.’

Normally in a situation like this, everyone would help Nina, if only to avoid being criticized later.

Unfortunately for Nina, she had truly managed to offend every single person this time.

But she was their teammate, after all, and they didn’t know how to refuse her.

Only Gabriel Sinclair scoffed coldly. "You still want us to help you? Look at your patch of land. It’s the smallest one, and a tenth of the radishes you’ve pulled were dug up by my sister when she was demonstrating. You had a nice, relaxing time slacking off, but we worked hard for five hours."

Besides, it was already dark, and there were no lights in the field. They couldn’t see a thing.

Gabriel was naturally unwilling to help.

Not to mention, more than half of Nina’s patch was still untouched.

With that, Gabriel turned to leave.

Seeing this, Nina grew anxious.

"But I really can’t finish all this by myself."

Gabriel exposed her without hesitation. "That’s because you were slacking off."

Saying this, Gabriel left without a backward glance.

Chloe Sinclair didn’t say anything either, simply following behind Gabriel back towards the villa.

It was now 8 PM. Seeing how hard the cast had worked all day, the production team didn’t give them a hard time and had left dinner for everyone.

Halfway through the meal, Grant Hayes, as the eldest senior in the group, couldn’t help but worry about Nina.

"Maybe we should go check on Nina. There’s no way she can finish pulling all those radishes by herself."

They could only count themselves unlucky for ending up with someone like Nina.

But if the task wasn’t completed, the production team’s schedule would be affected.

Gabriel quickly shoveled a mouthful of rice, swallowed, and rolled his eyes. "Don’t even think about it. I know Nina too well. If we go back to her now, she’ll definitely just slack off again. Anyway, let’s eat first. We can’t keep enabling her."

Gabriel couldn’t care less that they were on a livestream; he said whatever was on his mind.

As he spoke, he put a piece of chicken on Chloe Sinclair’s plate with his chopsticks.

After dinner, Chloe and the two senior women washed the dishes.

In the kitchen, Yara Garrison and the others were having a nice chat.

When the topic turned to skincare, all eyes couldn’t help but land on Chloe Sinclair.

"Chloe, what kind of cosmetics do you usually use? Your skin is amazing."

After speaking, she leaned in for a closer look. "Quick, tell me. I’ll have someone buy some for me too."

Chloe was a bit exasperated.

But she wasn’t so tactless as to say it was just because she was young.

So, she pointed at the camera and said, "They didn’t pay for an ad, so I’m not giving them any advertising."

The other two were stunned for a moment before they realized what she meant and burst out laughing.

Yara Garrison was a very forthright person and immediately understood Chloe’s meaning. She replied, "Alright, then tell me privately. No ad fee, no free ads."

「Comment Section」

"Haha, I’m dying. ’No ad fee, no free ads.’"

"Is Chloe Sinclair someone who’s short a few million?"

"It’s normal for the little sis to like money. Maybe she came on the show to earn some extra cash because her lab ran out of funding."

"Haha, that’s so cute."

"So what face mask is it? Am I the only one who’s curious?"

"Our little sis is a natural beauty, she doesn’t even need face masks, okay?"

"I know, but... are they really just going to ignore Nina Sinclair? She looks so pathetic right now."

Back in the villa, after Chloe Sinclair and the others finished the dishes, they glanced at the time. Two hours had passed.

Everyone glanced at the time, then at each other, and said, "Alright, let’s go check on her. She should have gotten a lot done by now."

However, when they arrived, they realized they had been far too optimistic.

Because Nina Sinclair had spent the entire two hours crying in the field, without pulling a single radish.

This time, it wasn’t just Gabriel; the other cast members were genuinely angry too.

"You were here for two whole hours and you didn’t pull a single one?!?!"

Gabriel stared at the field in the faint light of the camera, saw that it looked exactly the same as when they had left, and his blood began to boil.

Seeing that Nina was still sniveling, he felt a massive headache coming on. "Cry! All you know how to do is cry! What’s the use of crying? Can crying help you pull radishes? If we hadn’t come back, were you just going to cry the night away?"

On the livestream, Gabriel’s eyes were rolling so hard they nearly popped out of his head.

In the livestream chat, even casual viewers couldn’t stand it anymore.

"Ugh, I can’t stand girls like this. If I had a teammate like her, I’d probably have a mental breakdown."

"Honestly, I really don’t like Nina Sinclair’s behavior. The moment something goes wrong, she bites her lip and hangs her head like she’s the world’s biggest victim. And her only response to trouble is to cry."

"I thought everyone was being a bit harsh when I was watching earlier, but now I see that Nina is the one who’s completely out of line. I really don’t know why they walked all this way back to help such an idiot. If it were me, I’d probably be ready to throw hands."

"Don’t say another word. I’m so mad I’m already looking for a stick."

"Nina Sinclair, the human enigma."

But no matter how speechless they were, they had already come all this way and still had to help Nina finish the task.

However, the sky was almost completely dark now. And because it had snowed a few days prior, the small paths were full of muddy slush. Yara Garrison and Jessica Ford had already slipped and fallen several times on the way over.

Everyone’s shoes were already soaked through with muddy water.

Chloe Sinclair glanced around, hopped down into the dirt, and shot a cool look at the still-crying Nina. "There’s still half an acre left," she said. "With the six of us, we should be able to finish it in half an hour."