Lena’s chest tightened. “So you thought kidnapping my alpaca would stop me? You thought you could scare me away from my dream?”
“You’re not welcome here with your plans,” Mr. Holloway continued, his voice cold. “The village doesn’t need outsiders disrupting everything.”
Lena didn’t give up. She had lost Clive, yes, but the spirit of her dream remained unbroken. The next morning, she went to the barn. To her surprise, Clive was standing there, calm and unharmed, his wool slightly matted but his eyes full of trust.
It turned out, the village didn’t just want to stop her—they wanted to control her. And they had underestimated her determination. Lena was not going anywhere.
With Clive back, Lena decided to fight back—not with force, but with her passion for the farm and her love for the alpacas. Word soon spread, and despite the villagers’ efforts, tourists began to come. They wanted to see the alpacas, to witness the magic of a small farm in a village that didn’t want them.
And soon, the village realized something: the tourists weren’t a threat; they were the beginning of a new chapter.