A woman in her fifties, holding a chipped bowl, walked up to Granny Hua and said, "Sister-in-law, please give me a bowl!"

She held the cup in both hands, her smile sincere and kind. "Breakfast for our family is taken care of tomorrow morning. If you run into the female owner next time, please thank her for me." As she spoke, her eyes became a little moist.

If it weren't for such a good employer as An Sheng Ji this winter, their whole family would probably be dead by now!

Qingfeng stood in the darkness. "Grandma, take it and eat it with peace of mind. The landlord said that as long as everyone can eat their fill and stay warm, she will be very happy."

Qingfeng wanted to step forward to help, but Granny Hua said that they were all people she knew, and that she would take care of it.

The women were startled; why was there a man's voice? They were all terrified.

Grandma Hua reassured them, "Don't worry, he's just delivering porridge for the female owner."

"Everyone, come and get your porridge!" Grandma Hua said, holding a spoon.

Granny Yang also stepped forward, saying, "Let me help you."

The two old women then began serving porridge to everyone. The woman who had been so mean earlier squeezed forward and placed her large earthenware pot there, saying, "I have children at home, so please serve me first! I can go home and take care of my children after you serve me some."

But what she was really thinking was, with so many people waiting for them to finish serving, there wouldn't be any left for her.

The people ahead of her who had served themselves only filled their bowls with a few spoonfuls.

Grandma Hua scooped out ten or so spoonfuls of water from her large earthenware pot, but it still wasn't full.

She kept urging me to fill it up quickly.

The women all looked at her with disdain.

After the porridge was distributed, Qingfeng realized that Granny Hua and Granny Yang, who had worked so hard for so long, had not received any porridge.

He walked to the large pot and asked, "Grandma, didn't you leave any for yourselves?"

Grandma Hua felt a sense of joy after sharing, saying, "My grandson and I don't eat much; we're happy with what we have."

Granny Yang was somewhat disappointed, seeing that everyone else had received porridge while she hadn't.

Granny Hua said mysteriously, "Wait here for me."

Although Granny Yang didn't understand why Granny Hua made her wait here, she nodded and stopped, even though she was about to turn around and go back.

Granny Hua handed a small earthenware pot to Granny Yang, saying, "This is what I prepared for you when I asked Hui'er to call you. I was worried that it would be inconvenient for you to go out at night, so I planned to bring it to you tomorrow!"

Granny Yang's hands were trembling as she held the small earthenware pot. She didn't know how many times she had cried or how many tears she had shed, but tears fell again from her eyes.

When Granny Hua saw her like this, she couldn't help but feel sad as well.

I comforted her, saying, "It will be alright."