Something to Do

In their backyard, a multitude of banana trees flourished. With a sickle in hand, the brother and sister skillfully severed the withered banana leaves. Su Ning took charge of removing the leaves from the stems.

The siblings worked harmoniously, their efforts in sync.

In a hushed tone, Su Cheng asked his sister, "Do you think we can make some money tomorrow?"

A glimmer of excitement danced in Su Ning's eyes. "Absolutely! Remember how delicious those egg pancakes were? I can't get the taste out of my mind!"

"I'm willing to bet that once someone takes a bite, they'll want a second, a third, and even a fourth piece!"

"But I worry that we won't have enough to sell," Su Cheng confessed, his mouth watering at the memory of the previous day's egg pancakes.

"Don't fret, I'll lend a hand. We'll manage," Su Ning assured him.

After a while, Su Cheng inquired, "So, does this mean she agreed to help us reclaim the contract?"