Country boy

You receive a letter one morning—a formal envelope that feels heavier than it should. Inside, you learn that your uncle, a man you haven’t thought about in years, has passed away. The letter informs you that you’ve inherited his farm. You smile to yourself, not out of sentimentality but practicality. It’s not like you’re planning to spend your days digging in the dirt or wrestling with cows. No, this is an opportunity. Selling the farm could give you just the boost you need to fund your business. A week later, you arrive at the farm, dressed in leather ankle boots, and a crisp white blouse. As you step out of the car, you take in the scene: the farm is alive with activity. Workers move with practiced efficiency, hauling sacks of grain, fixing equipment, and shouting orders over the roa