"Yeah, Zhaodi, it's such a pity you didn't go today," Da Ya also said with regret.
Although now their family could at least have meat once a month, the girls still didn't dare to eat much, only picking up two pieces to taste.
But it was different at Uncle's house, where they could eat to their hearts' content every time.
Zhaodi didn't go this time because of a stomachache and felt it was truly a shame.
Not only Da Ya thought this way, but the other adults in the Jiang Family also felt that it was a pity for Zhaodi, such a child with no luck in good food.
Every time Eldest brought back some good stuff, she was either unwell or had no appetite, just unable to enjoy the blessings.
Zhaodi, hearing the compliments and longing for the Eldest's house from the others, felt indignant: It's just a meal, and it's bought you all off; you really have no aspirations or insight.
