At the end of the natural disaster, I have a capsule house

Aunt Wu looked up and down Su Keke and Grandma Qiao. The little girl was fair and soft-spoken. The older sister also had a smile on her face and looked kind-hearted.

Just looking at her like this immediately dispelled Aunt Wu's wariness.

"Then...then why are you here with us?" Aunt Wu asked cautiously.

Su Ke could see that the attitude of the aunt opposite him had softened, so he took Grandma Qiao and walked a few steps towards her and said, "We are victims of disasters in the coastal area. There was a tsunami in the city where we lived some time ago. Our houses and all living facilities are basically They were all swamped.”

"My grandma and I avoided natural disasters all the way, and then we came to you. I found that the grassland here is so big and beautiful."

When Aunt Wu heard that it was her grandfather and grandson who had come out to escape a natural disaster, she felt a little closer to them. She even forgot that she was going out to borrow rice.

He kept asking Su Keke and Grandma Qiao to sit in the yurt.

Her man had lost contact with his family during the natural disaster, and he might be wandering around like the grandfather and grandson now. Aunt Wu really hoped that a kind person would take her man in.

So even though she couldn't open the pot in her own house, she still wanted the two people outside to come in for a drink of water and a rest.

Su Keke and Grandma Qiao originally came down to understand the situation. Someone took the initiative to invite them into the house to sit, so they naturally followed the owner inside.

"Ouch...sister! I'm so hungry! When can we eat!"

Su Keke and Grandma Qiao had just entered the yurt with their aunt when they heard the cry of a child.

"Mom! Did you borrow rice?"

A teenage child saw her mother coming in and ran over and asked.

Unexpectedly, when she got closer, she saw that there were two more people behind her mother. These two people she had never seen before, they should not be from their grassland.

"Zi Zi, you take your sister to play inside first. Mom met the guests at the door. We let the guests come in to drink water first. Mom will borrow rice for cooking later."

"Okay! Got it, Mom!" The little girl was very sensible. She just glanced at Su Keke and the others before pulling her sister back to the little bed inside to play.

"Come in! The place is a little messy!"

Aunt Wu took two thick cushions and placed them on the dark carpet for Su Keke and the others to sit.

There was still some brewed milk tea left at home, which was placed on the small square table near the cloth shed.

I don’t know if those bandits from Sakura Country looked down on this milk tea or they just missed it.

Aunt Wu quickly went to get it, lit the stove, and heated it in a small milk pot.

"Auntie, I just heard that the child is hungry. I just have some snacks here. You can give the child a few bites first."

After Su Keke and Grandma Qiao sat down, they took out two large bags of snowflake cakes from their backpacks and handed them to Aunt Wu.

She had enough room for a lot of cooked food, but she couldn't take it out of the backpack like this. As a refugee, it would be strange to be able to take out any good things at any time.

"You can't have this, how can we take your things! Children like to shout that they are hungry when nothing happens, and they will be fine after a while."

Aunt Wu quickly stuffed the two packets of snowflake cakes back into Su Keke's hands. From her point of view, it was not easy for Su Keke and the others to escape.

Maybe I only have these two packs of biscuits with me. If I take them, what will others eat in the future?

"Auntie! Don't be polite to us, we came in with you to have a rest and drink tea! My grandma still has these biscuits in her bag, we keep them for ourselves!"

Su Ke could see that Aunt Wu didn't accept it, so she stood up and stuffed two packets of snowflake pastries to the two children who were playing on the small bed inside.

"Thank you sister, we are not hungry!"

The older little girl named Ye Zi quickly waved her hand and refused. Although she was also hungry, she couldn't take it even if her mother told her not to.

The younger child stared longingly at the snowflake cake in Su Keke's hand and wanted to reach out to pick it up, but when she saw the glare from her mother, she retracted her hand.

Then he cried loudly, "Mom! I'm so hungry! I want to eat cookies!"

The little girl had not eaten snacks like cookies for a long time. She remembered that whenever her father came back from working outside, she and her sister would have cookies and chocolates to eat.

But now their father has not come back for a long time.

In their grasslands, when life was relatively good, the snacks they ate were dried cheese, and sometimes they drank some yogurt.

But now that life is not going well, the children can only drink milk tea.

"Little sister, don't cry! Sister, tear it apart for you. We don't listen to mother, we eat it ourselves!"

Su Keke opened the two large bags of snowflake cakes in her hands and took a large bag and gave it to the little girl first.

"Thank you, sister! Yes! This biscuit is so delicious, even better than the ones my father brought before!"

After getting the snowflake cake, the little girl ate it. There were nuts and raisins in it. The little girl's eyes were bright when she ate it.

Seeing her sister eating deliciously, Xiao Zizi swallowed hard in her heart.

She looked at the snowflake cake that Su Keke handed over again and looked at her mother expectantly.

"Yi Zi, since my sister gave it to you, you can eat it!"

Seeing the expectant look in her eldest daughter's eyes, Aunt Wu still couldn't bear to refuse.

"Thank you sister!"

Ye Zi instantly beamed, and after thanking Su Keke, he happily picked up the snowflake cake and ate it.

Unlike my sister who wolfs down the leaves, she chews them slowly and slowly.

When the sister over there almost finished eating the big bag of snowflake cakes in her hand, the sister here only ate two pieces.

"Come on, come here and have a sip of hot tea!" Aunt Wu handed two cups of hot milk tea to Su Keke and Grandma Qiao.

Su Keke returned to her seat again, and Grandma Qiao had already drank hot milk tea.

"Big sister! Your milk tea is so delicious. It tastes mellow and has a bit of sweetness in the mouth."

Grandma Qiao boasted sincerely.

Su Keke also took several sips from the cup Aunt Wu gave her. The taste was really different from the milk tea bought outside, and the taste was purer.

By the time I finished drinking the milk tea, it was almost past twelve o'clock.

Su Keke and Grandma Qiao didn't want to disturb others during lunch, so they planned to get up and leave.

Unexpectedly, Aunt Wu was so enthusiastic that she insisted on staying with them for lunch.

Aunt Wu seemed to have forgotten that they had no rice to cook at noon.

"No, no! This is too much trouble for you!"

Grandma Qiao and Su Keke still planned to leave. After all, it didn't feel good to eat for the first time they met.

"It's just a simple meal. We herders don't have anything good to entertain them, but we guarantee that we will be full."

What Aunt Wu was thinking was that since they gave both big bags of biscuits to her daughter, there must not be much food left in that small backpack.

She could go to the next door to borrow some rice and noodles, make a multi-grain meal, or bake a few vegetable pancakes, but she had to let them have a full meal before leaving.

Su Keke and Grandma Qiao couldn't stand the courtesy, so they sat back in the yurt after being persuaded by Aunt Wu.

But they also thought about it, just eat as much as they can, and just provide some supplies themselves.