Seeing her serious face, Ke Junhua knew that she was worried about the children, and his tone of voice was no longer as cautious as before, for fear that she would be unhappy. He whispered to her that it was actually okay, that the children were used to eating like this, and that eating too much at once might not be good for them.
"They are all growing children. If they don't eat well, they will become malnourished." Riley frowned slightly.
"It's good to be alive. We are used to it. Except for me and Hanmo, no one on this island has ever had enough to eat in the past days, including Han He. He is younger than Han Shuang and couldn't remember anything when he first arrived on the island. It's normal for us to have just enough food to fill our stomachs. Thank you for letting the children know what it means to be full." Ke Junhua grabbed Riley's hand and expressed his sincere gratitude.
The children were eating with relish when Riley and Ke Junhua stood at the door and talked. They first asked about the planting conditions here. Because the soil was not very good, the harvest was very poor.
Ke Junhua said that they had also farmed on the island before, but now the harvest is less than one-third of what it used to be. Although the three of them are not experienced farmers, they have worked in the fields since they were young.
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