The Survivor from the Sea Chapter 20

There is endless work waiting for Riley as soon as he opens his eyes every day. He stays in bed for a while under the direct sunlight before getting up.

After getting up, she brushed her teeth and washed her face first. The conditions were difficult in the past few days, so she simply rinsed her mouth with salt water. Yesterday, she found willow branches on the island. She didn't cut down the trees, but she did bring back a lot of willow branches. She really hadn't brushed her teeth recently, and she always felt like something was missing, which made her very uncomfortable.

Last night I cut a willow branch the length of my index finger and soaked it in fresh water. Now I took it out, tore off a piece of bark, and started biting the willow branch until the fibers were bitten out and it became softer. Then I poured some salt on my hand, dipped the willow branch in the salt, and started brushing my teeth.

Even if the willow twigs were bitten until soft, they were still not as comfortable as the toothbrush she bought before, which didn't even have toothpaste. While brushing, she felt that life was too difficult. Living like this, let alone achieving a well-off life, she could only struggle to make ends meet and had no quality of life at all.

After breakfast, I took out a few pieces of burlap, spread them on the floating board, and spread the wheat ears harvested a few days ago flat on the burlap. When I was harvesting the wheat, it seemed that there was not much, but when I spread it out, there was actually quite a lot.