Chapter 36 Grace gestured at Mandy to start, and then they were in. As they appeared on the main page, tons of viewers instantly joined the live stream the moment it started. Growing nervous at the number of viewers, Mandy hid behind Grace. Grace smiled at the camera. "Good day, everyone. This is the live stream of a collaboration project between the farmers and the government. "What are we selling? Apples! Here they are.

"They're quite small indeed, but they're super sweet, even sweeter than last year! I'm sure you all know the brand of Southbrook, right? It's famous for its apples." "I see someone asking for the price. Eight dollars for five pounds! We aren't selling in smaller quantities; if you can't finish them, you could always turn them into apple juice. It's a healthy beverage option too!" "Yes, this is our first time live streaming, so we're not very experienced. Makeup?

No, we didn't put on any makeup." As Mandy watched Grace calmly answer the viewers' questions one by one, her panic subsided. She had heard plenty of rumors about Grace before since she had a friend working in the same department as Grace. When she was informed she would be working with Grace this time, she initially resisted the idea. Nonetheless, her upbringing didn't allow her to express her distaste, so she could only endure it. However, Grace was nothing like the rumors suggested.

She wasn't arrogant or pushy, nor was she a useless person who didn't know how to read the room and only knew how to chase after men. Grace maintained a serious attitude the entire time she answered the viewers' questions, her smile never faltering. Even when the same question was asked over a dozen times, she showed no hint of impatience. Her elegance as she took a bite of an apple instantly drew the attention of yet another batch of viewers. "It's truly very sweet.

I didn't put on any makeup as this decision to do a live stream was very last-minute. This tent is also temporary and was set up right in the orchard. I can step outside and show you guys that I'm speaking the truth. It looks like it's going to rain heavily tonight." She had a melodious voice and beautiful facial features.

In addition to that, she was selling the apples at eight dollars for five pounds, when they were usually three or four dollars per pound in the supermarket, and the sales shot up rapidly. "Dear, gorgeous, I would spend ten dollars tonight for your sake!" "You're so beautiful! You shouldn't be out there helping farmers; you should join those beauty pageants or be a celebrity. I'm sure you'll do great!" "I don't believe she didn't put on any makeup. If you ask me, she seems a little pretentious.

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Who wears such revealing clothing when helping out farmers? It looks more like she's trying to seduce men." There were many negative comments, all of which Grace ignored. Liming her phone, she headed out of the tent and showed the viewers the orchard. "The hills nearby are all filled with apples. Though they might be smaller this year, they're relatively pest-free. Buying in bulk gives you value for money, so you're all welcome to buy some home to try.

"However, I would like to state here that we're only selling to the neighboring cities to ensure the apples' quality. You may check on the map to see if you're living in a city near Southbrook. If not, please don't place an order. "The weather is hot, and if the apples go bad during transportation, we won't be offering compensation for them." Grace had a soothing voice, and when paired with her beauty, they had a thousand orders in less than half an hour of the live stream happening.

Unfortunately, they had barely made a dent in the accumulated apple stocks. Mandy couldn't hide her excitement when she saw the increasing number of orders. As long as this trend continued, they would be able to sell off all the apples within a week! Grace continued talking to the camera, answering any questions that came in. When she had a brief moment of respite, she instructed Mandy, "quickly filter through these addresses; they aren't from neighboring cities, cancel the order.

The shelf life for the apples is short, so they'll surely spoil if we transport them anywhere farther." The two women worked together, each busy with their respective tasks. Eventually, the storm broke, and the thundering of the rain could be heard in the tent. Grace didn't stop the live stream even when midnight approached. She had only taken a few sips of water in the past few hours, enduring the hunger gnawing at her stomach in favor of continuing the live streaming.

Since many were still questioning whether she was in a real orchard, she had no choice but to exit the tent with her phone. "I'm really in an orchard. I can step outside with a flashlight to show you all what it looks like in an orchard when a storm hits. Perhaps we'll even get to see the farmers out and about," she said. She grabbed a flashlight and got ready to head outside, but Mandy stopped her in worry. "It's raining cats and dogs out there. I'll go with you," Mandy offered.

Grace shook her head. "No need. You two continue to filter the order addresses. The driver had been dragged over in an old manly a few hours ago." After hearing that, Mandy could only stay behind. With a flashlight in hand, Grace stepped outside, all the while still answering the viewers' questions.