Su Tang is a nanny, so of course she knows that these little ones are hungry, but the problem is, where can she get them food now?

"The female didn't have much milk yesterday, and I doubt she has any left to give us," Su Tang said with a headache.

Wolf Nini is rather thin, clearly malnourished. It's already a blessing that we can change her milk once a day.

Lin Xia thought for a moment and came up with an idea:

"Tangtang, don't you have apples on your farm? Why don't you mash them into a puree, add some water, and see if the cubs will eat them?"

"That's the only way we can try."

Su Tang grabbed a bowl, washed it clean with a stone, picked the apples from the farm, and then planted the next batch.

Take out a large apple, peel it, cut it into small pieces, put it in a bowl, and crush it little by little with a stone.

After stirring half a bowl of the mixture and adding a little of the hot water Lin Xia had boiled that morning, Su Tang tried giving it to the cubs.

She thought it would take a lot of effort, but to her surprise, as soon as she scooped up a little with a leaf and brought it to the cub's mouth, the cub immediately smacked its pink little mouth and diligently licked the apple puree into its mouth.

The other four cubs, smelling the food, also crawled over.

Before they even opened their eyes and could find the exact location of the food, they started licking Su Tang's hand.

Su Tang's face darkened, and she used her free left hand to carry the four restless cubs back to their nest.

However, she underestimated the cubs' appetite.

The cub landed a second ago, and the next second it crawled back towards Su Tang.

After several repetitions, Su Tang, feeling utterly hopeless, gave up struggling and let the cubs drool over her hands.

"..."

It seems necessary to build a fence or something.