Chapter 185 The Food Crisis Erupts (5) [Add five more for a Recommendation Ticket]
After that incident, the tent became much quieter.
Old Ge, too, had taken a liking to Su Shu because she was clear-headed and sensible. When not busy, he would often give her a piece of candy to tease her, and occasionally when she came over to their side to play, he taught her how to read.
The elderly couple thought Su Shu was unaware, but sometimes when they were inconvenienced, Su Shu would take the initiative to help them collect their distributed items, or help them fetch water, and the couple felt that the child was observant and unassuming, a steady child who didn't seek praise.
The mutual appreciation between both parties grew gradually in this silent, tacit understanding.
Su Shu was cold-faced, seemingly keeping her distance from others, which they also noticed, so they didn't get too close to avoid displeasure.