Did I starve you?

Also, the lawn in the east is burnt anyway, so why don't we plough it to grow some cabbage since the soil is fertilized?"

Ca… Cabbage…

Ryan was speechless and Robin's expression was also unreadable. Erika lowered her voice and asked meekly, "What's the problem?"

Robin tapped the white porcelain mug and looked up, "Am I starving you here?"

Erika choked, "Um… No…"

Ever since she was little, she didn't lack for clothes or food. At Robin's place, this was also true. The chefs at Rose garden always came up with different creative foods daily just to get her to eat more because if she ate less than the benchmark Robin had set for her, those chefs would be fired.

But she didn't know what was wrong with herself either–she had a habit of hoarding food like a hamster. The more food surrounding her, the more secure she felt.

In her previous life, due to Robin's constant monitoring, she felt dejected and slowly lost her appetite.

With such a rare chance to be reborn, aside from dolling herself up