In a northern peach town, peach farmer Chen Chuan signed a peach orchard supply contract at 4.8 yuan per catty, but encountered a rising market, which triggered doubts from his father and agitation from a middleman. The whole village was hoping and waiting to sell at a higher price. On one side was a binding contract in black and white, and on the other were alluring rumors of high prices, causing the father and son to erupt into a conflict over operational decision-making power. A rainstorm shattered the illusion, inflated inquiries revealed their true face, and fruit farmers who followed the crowd to gamble on high prices suffered losses. The story revolves around contract performance, risk, and realistic market conditions, and ultimately the father and son resolve their estrangement, understanding that fresh fruit management cannot just chase the highest price, but must weigh conditions, hold the bottom line, and view market temptations rationally.