At dinner, everyone got an ear of tender corn.
"Only tender corn tastes good when boiled. Try it—it's all corn you picked from the fields yourselves."
Holding the tender corn in his hand, Luo Ye could tell how fragrant it was just from the smell.
Corn didn't need any seasoning. Whether boiled or roasted, it was enough to make people dizzy with how delicious it smelled.
It wasn't just them—even the children each got an ear of corn, sitting together and happily gnawing on it.
But when they thought about how, once they finished this corn, these big brothers would be leaving, the children felt reluctant to part with them and began to look sad.
They had already finished dinner. The corn could only count as an after-dinner dessert.
After all, if they ate it before dinner, what dinner would they have left to eat?
Not far away, Tang Enqi sat alone, silently nibbling on her corn. She seemed to be in a bad mood.
Li Haoyang walked over and asked, "What's wrong?"
"I messed up."
Tang Enqi sighed and said dejectedly, "When I went to sell corn this afternoon, I sold it too cheaply."
"It really was pretty cheap."
Rather than comforting her, Li Haoyang agreed with Tang Enqi.
He had heard Chen Xiongjian mention the price Tang Enqi had sold it for. The buyer had practically grinned from ear to ear, and even he found it unbelievable.
As a complete novice who had never done business before, it was only natural that Tang Enqi would get taken advantage of.
She wasn't like Liu Jianglai and his group from the previous year, who were sharp as tacks and never let anyone gain an advantage over them.
And she studied computer science, so she was even more at a loss