Thandani, Wakothanie, and Oshua.
"Hua la," the door opened, and someone walked out.
The person walked with a yellow bucket in hand, swaying from front to back.
The scenery in front of this person was breathtaking. With a backyard full of big trees, a third of the backyard covered in lush lawn, and two 12*24 chicken coops.
Looking at the coops, it was clear that the owner was planning a large project of keeping chickens there.
Avita grinned as she examined the coops. She had paid a lot of money to have built in her backyard.
Her house has a brown façade with white extensions, so she had the coops painted chocolate brown with a hint of red.
Without the equipment, each coop cost her OWD 6,000 to build. She had yet to acquire any chickens.
Avita walked past the coops and towards the tilled ground where her garden stood.
The people she hired performed an excellent job clearing and tilling a large plot of land for her 10 raised vegetable beds.
