Chapter 319 Forgive Others When You Can

The next day. In the Raindrop Vineyard. This was a private vineyard full of expensive vines. It was surrounded by hills and rivers, and a man-made lake was built. At the end of the lake, there were villas, which occupied more than half of the hill. In a golden city like Philadelphia, a private vineyard was enough to show the wealth of its owner. It was Aidan's private vineyard. Aidan had long retired, and his only hobby was drinking wine. He even planted grapes and made wine in person to kill time. At ten o'clock in the morning. Edwin went to the vineyard as promised. Aidan was fiddling with a few precious grape trees. Philadelphia was close to the sea and humid. This kind of grape tree was delicate and hard to survive without the required light, temperature, and soil quality. Even so, the grape trees Aidan planted were exuberant and productive. It could be