Finally, I went into the space before dark and checked on the chicks lying in the straw pile.
Although it was still a little listless, it was much better than before.
He immediately turned around, picked up a flat stone, sprinkled some broken rice grains on it, and carefully placed it in front of its eyes.
The little chick weakly tilted its head to look at Shu Miao, and after a while it chirped once, then lowered its head to peck at the rice.
Seeing that it could eat, Shu Miao finally felt relieved.
But after a while, the sky in the space gradually darkened.
Shu Miao then reluctantly withdrew his gaze, ran back to the storage room in a hurry, and picked up a bowl of pumpkin corn porridge as a snack.
There's no way around it, since her appetite is now almost as big as an adult's, and a bowl of mixed grain rice is not enough.
Since she had plenty of food in her own space, she naturally wouldn't tell the aunt that she wasn't full, and she even pretended to have a smaller appetite than Zili when she was outside.
But even so, the aunt still gave Zili as much food as she had promised.
However, with her current appetite, she could only eat half full.
So after every meal, she would secretly give herself a snack.
Otherwise, he wouldn't have caught up with Zili's height in just half a year.
After a delicious meal, she left the space contentedly.
Time flies and it's Monday.
Because he had something on his mind, Shu Miao woke up before dawn.
Looking at the sky outside the window, she first quietly washed up, and then came to the window of her room and knocked.
After knocking several times, I finally heard the voice of Zili complaining from inside the room.
"Oh, it's not even daybreak yet! Why are you up so early?"
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