Chapter 236. Byner Family

"Sir, we have arrived!"

The sudden sound of the driver's voice brought Benjamin back to the present, his eyes taking in his surroundings.

The landscape before Benjamin was a serene rural area. Around him were a few wooden houses, each enclosed by fences of green trees, giving off a feeling of simplicity and intimacy.

It had been a long time since Benjamin had felt such peaceful ambiance. Stepping out of the car, he took a deep breath of the clean, cool air. Then his eyes settled on a nearby wooden house.

In front of the house lay a small garden, flanked by plots of verdant vegetables. Particularly striking was a trellis heavy with ripe melons, giving Benjamin a sense of returning to the countryside of the 1980s.

However, his attention quickly focused on a figure standing in the garden—an old man in his late seventies or eighties. Though slightly frail, his body was robust and vigorous.

To any onlooker, he might appear as an ordinary old farmer, but Benja