Edison arrived where he had left the pheasants around daybreak. He counted the number of pheasants - thirteen in total. Three of them were Gary’s, and the rest ten were all Edison’s.
If he could sell a pheasant at the price of $100, the price that Gary told him, he could get $1000. With this money, Sabrina’s tuition would not be a headache for his family.
But there was no way he was going to the field every night to catch pheasants. He could not go to work if he could not get enough sleep. Moreover, it was not a sustainable way for the ecosystem. If he caught all the pheasants, the crops were going to suffer from pests.
Edison was unwilling and would not kill the goose that laid the golden egg. He understood that things should be done step by step, especially when you wanted to
