"They were all being well-fed, growing fat and healthy, living comfortable, cushy lives, while people like us had to risk our lives every single day. What kind of logic is that? Anyway, I'm done with it."
Su Yali glanced around, stepped forward, and said, "I suggest that, regardless of whether a family has an Ability User, every household send at least one person along to gather food."
"What about those who live alone?"
Those without relatives or friends, the people living alone, felt that this was unfair.
Su Yali's face turned cold as she said matter-of-factly, "If there's only one person, then of course that person goes himself!
"Does anyone really have an obligation to support some stranger who does nothing but freeload?"
Lin Keke shot Su Yali a secret glare, then walked over and hugged Wu Bin's arm, looking at him pitifully.
"Brother Wu, what about me? Do I have to go too?"
Wu Bin pushed her hand away. "The camp also needs people to work here. You're a woman, so you can stay in the camp and do whatever tasks you're capable of."
"Brother Wu, you're so kind. I love you most." Lin Keke happily leaned toward him, wanting to kiss him.
Wu Bin frowned and pushed her away again. "Keke, don't do this."
Lin Keke looked innocent. "What's wrong? Weren't we always like this before?"
Wu Bin stared at her coldly. "Be a little more sensible, hmm?"
She had been the one to force herself on him before. She knew perfectly well what kind of relationship they had.
It had merely been a fair transaction in which they each got what they wanted.
"I understand."
Lin Keke knew in her heart that Wu Bin probably wouldn't be reliable anymore.
Seeing him constantly glance at Su Yali, she