Jiang Hao suddenly became a celebrity at Forks High School. Forks High School was too small, with barely over three hundred students total, and it had never produced anyone especially famous. Jiang Hao was the first, so naturally he received enormous attention.
When Bella had first transferred there, even an ordinary girl like her had drawn plenty of attention. The Cullen family had moved there half a year ago and were still at the center of many conversations. Now, with a major star suddenly appearing, almost everyone went crazy.
Jiang Hao believed that once these people got home, the entire town of Forks would know a singer had emerged there before tomorrow even came.
After school, Jiang Hao drove to Uncle Billy's house, planning to mooch dinner there while asking about the farm's progress.
Billy's legs had recovered now, freeing him from the wheelchair he had used for more than a decade. He felt as though he had been reborn. Billy and Jiang Hao sat in the living room, and Billy poured Jiang Hao a glass of wine as they drank and talked.
"The farm is progressing very well. All the paperwork has been handled, but the first two years of agricultural development are almost entirely investment. We probably won't see large-scale output until two years from now," Billy said.
"There's no rush. We can fully support it," Jiang Hao said.
"The online store is doing very well, though. Now, our delivery truck hauls away a full load of goods every day for shipping. We've hired more than a dozen workers just for storage, transportation, and dispatch," Billy said.
"Uncle, that's exactly what I wanted to discuss with you. If the online store wants to grow, we need a larger transportation network. My idea is to work with the other