"Okay, no problem, I’ll go take a look later," Lin Fan said.
He would naturally agree to such a matter.
Nothing was more important than the children’s education, and having Granny Liang to teach them was truly a blessing for these kids, especially in this post-apocalyptic world where even if they wanted to study, the conditions just weren’t there.
Perhaps children all over the world were missing the joy of their school days right now.
It was just a pity that everything could never return to what it once was.
Hearing about going to the bookstore, Feifei tensed up.
Uncle Lin’s favorite thing to do, it seed, was to bring extra test papers for people.
Feifei’s eyes darted around as a plan ford in her head. "Granny Liang, I have so many test papers lately that I can’t finish. Can I have so more ti to think them over?"
Her intention was quite clear.
Don’t bring any test papers, I already have too many that I can’t finish.
Granny Liang patted Feifei’s head, "Okay, your foundation isn’t that strong, so it’s normal that you’re slower."
"Mhm, mhm, mhm..." Feifei nodded her little head, quite happy.
Lin Fan looked at Feifei, not the best student, but a well-mannered good child, and he didn’t want such a good child to always carry the burden of a weak foundation.
"Granny Liang, how about I get so fourth-grade test papers for Feifei, so she can properly relearn the fourth-grade material? Once she’s mastered it, then she can move on to the fifth grade?"
Lin Fan thought of this solution.
Granny Liang considered and said, "Hmm, that makes so sense, I think that can be done."
Feifei looked at Uncle Lin with wide eyes and a pained expression as if she had so much to say but didn’t know what to speak at the mont.
If she had to say sothing.
It would probably be...
Uncle Lin, I must have offended you in my past life.
Lin Fan touched the head of Feifei, who wore a pained expression, and said softly, "Feifei, keep it up, don’t worry. Your Uncle Lin will do everything he can to help you with your studies. Let’s work hard together to lay a strong foundation. Oh, and there’s sothing else I want to tell you. I’ve talked to Yan Nini, and she’s going to teach you dancing. After your studies are done and during holidays, you can learn to dance."
There were holidays in the Sunshine District.
Monday through Saturday was for studying.
Sunday was the day off.
Feifei, mouth agape, looked on in disbelief, according to this, didn’t it an... her holidays were gone just like that.
"Wow, dancing, I love dancing the most!" Tingting jumped up excitedly.
Feifei gave Tingting a death glare.
Seeing the girls’ reactions, Lin Fan was in a very good mood, also feeling gratified. He kept the Sunshine District so well-protected not just to let the residents feel safe, but more so to hope that the children could grow up healthy.
As for the cruelty of the post-apocalyptic world.
Let the adults face it.
Indeed, the post-apocalyptic world was dangerous and cruel, but in the Sunshine District, there was no need for children to charge into battle yet.
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Prison.
He Mingxuan held a tool, digging through the ground, looking at the high wall. The world outside was different from inside; once freedom reigned on the outside, but everything had changed now.
The convoy that had gone out to look for supplies was back.
He watched as six people went out and only three returned, and naturally, he didn’t need to think much about the fate of the other three.
Here, aside from food on the first day.
The following als had to be found by oneself, not bringing benefits to the prison ant not getting to eat at all.
He Mingxuan could have followed the team out, but he didn’t dare to risk it, fearing danger, since with his physique, escaping a zombie pursuit was virtually impossible.
Gurgle!
He Mingxuan touched his plump belly, feeling a pang of hunger, but he could endure it. This prison was too realistic and controlled by others; damn, how great it would be if he, He Mingxuan, could control a prison like this.
"Mingxuan brother, here’s so bread for you." The frail Miao Yi handed a piece of bread to He Mingxuan.
"What about yours?" He Mingxuan asked.
"I’ve already eaten. My sister asked to bring this to you, saying that Mingxuan brother needs to eat more because you have a big appetite," Miao Yi said with a smile.
He Mingxuan looked at the smiling Miao Yi, thought of Miao Yan, and wondered, in this post-apocalyptic world, were there really such good people?
Taking the bread and wolfing it down, sothing he once thought he could tire of tasted unbelievably delicious now, truly an irony.
At that mont.
There was a disturbance in the distance.
Two n were dragging a bound man away towards the distance.
"What happened to him?" He Mingxuan sensed that sothing might be about to unfold.
Miao Yi said, "I heard from others that he was trying to steal food and got caught, now he’s going to be buried alive."
"Buried... alive."
He Mingxuan was stunned. Despite having killed two people, that was in desperate circumstances, and though he was a big talker, as if killing was as easy as drinking water, without being pushed to the brink, who would harbor such thoughts?
Watching as the two n dug a hole and pushed the bound man into it, covering him with soil, the thod was too terrifying, too unimaginable.
Seeing it made He Mingxuan inexplicably nervous, feeling this place was more dangerous than he had imagined.
A man approached He Mingxuan.
"You’re He Mingxuan, right?"
He Mingxuan recognized the man who wore glasses and carried a bookish air, the one who had previously inford Miao Yan to go to Chen Zhiyong. He seed to be called Sun Neng.
"That’s ."
"You’re a newcor here, and Big Brother has a new rule. Any newcor to the prison must go out to scavenge supplies within three days. If you haven’t participated after three days, you’ll be thrown out of the prison. I specifically ca to inform you," Sun Neng said.
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