Chapter 826 Goodbyes at the Docks

• Man... seeing those two now, their gray hair and all, hugging like they've just found each other after decades—hell, it actually got me. They were crying like kids, and honestly, for a moment, I thought they might actually never let go.
• Once the dripping stopped, they shifted to work talk. The funny part? The farming guy thought he was here to teach, but he ended up asking Salazar for advice instead. Not his fault—Salazar has been immersed in this field for years.
• Nevertheless, the kid came with a gift—a few rice varieties. The selection wasn't extensive—certainly not as much as Nadia has stored—but it's the thought that matters most in times like these.