The house where Nathan's parents live is a two-story detached house that is common in the United States for the middle class. Nathan's father, Colton Brown, runs a local car sales company, and Nathan's mother is a doctor in a small town hospital. The couple's income is definitely middle class, so they live in a good location, just on the east bank of the lower reaches of the Niagara River. Just across the road is the wide and deep Niagara River.

The Browns were very happy about their son's sudden arrival. Nathan's mother happened to be off duty at home. When she saw her son coming home with someone, she quickly called Colton to come home.

After learning that Yang Jing was their son's current employer, the Browns enthusiastically hosted a small reception luncheon, and several familiar neighbors also attended.

At this time, Lewiston was far less prosperous than it is in later generations. Life in the small town of this era was still very comfortable. Most of the residents in the town relied on the Niagara River for their survival. Some served tourists, while others worked in several power plants downstream of the Niagara River.

In this era, the number of tourists who come to see the falls every year has exceeded eight million, which is enough to provide sufficient employment opportunities for the residents of this small town with a population of only a hundred thousand.

Because we had to visit the Niagara Falls in the afternoon, the group didn't drink much at noon. In addition, two of the neighbors attending the lunch today were professional tour guides, so there was no need to worry about the afternoon tour route.

In fact, even if the two tour guides were not there, Nathan alone could take everyone to visit the Niagara Falls. Although this guy had been away for seven or eight years because of military service, he was born and raised here after all, and he was more familiar with the Niagara Falls than his own home.

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