Eric was taken aback. 'Uncle Richard lied to me?'

Before heading to the village hall from Richard's house, Eric had thanked him sincerely.

Meanwhile, Sylvia frowned, saying, "There's a 4-dollar difference per kilogram, adding up to over 3,000 dollars for more than 500 kilograms! And that's only for the pigs. We haven't even talked about the cow and horse!"

"You sold the cow and horse as well?" Hank asked, "How much did you get for them?"

"1,200 dollars for the cow and 800 dollars for the horse."

"What?" Hank was shocked, "Eric, your uncle clearly swindled you. I've seen your cow and horse. That cow is large, and it has a calf. It could easily fetch at least 1,800 dollars. And where can you buy a horse for 800 dollars these days? Even a strong horse costs around 2,000 dollars. How can your uncle act so shamelessly? First, I'll make out a certificate for you, and then we'll confront him about this!"

"Or... maybe we should just let it go." Eric shrugged.

Settling the matter with R