Everyone had the same thought, but they also knew that saying anything would be pointless.
"If our farm doesn't yield any harvest this year, what will we eat next year?" When this question was asked, the silence grew even deeper.
Everyone felt especially heavy-hearted. What to eat? This was the most pressing issue.
Although every household still had some grain left, it wasn't much. In their hometowns, they used to sell the surplus grain for cash. No one thought much of it, so by the end of last year, every family only kept enough grain for themselves and sold the rest.
Who could have foreseen such a situation? Now, every household had little grain left.
There's still a family waiting to be fed, what can be done in such a situation? Without food, people could die.
And two families are in even worse situations. "You guys are worried about food, but we two families don't even have water to drink now."
