At this moment, Stella had run to the chicken coop early.

Looking at the familiar and unfamiliar place, she was a little dazed for a moment but didn't dare to slow down her movements either.

After all, right now, she hadn't broken away from the Judd family.

After cleaning the chicken coop, Stella went to the kitchen again and saw the pitifully small amount of rice on the stovetop, a sigh went through her heart.

After making a fire, washing the pot and rice, Stella cooked the congee, washed the wild vegetables, blanched them with water, cut them into pieces and put a little seasoning to mix them.

This was the Judd family's meal.

Stella added fire to the stove, watching the flames licking the bottom of the pot, she stared at the fire blankly.

She was back.

In the last life, how did she die?

Stella thought to herself, she worked hard in the Judd family with little food and warmth, which can not let them treat her even a little bit better.

For ten taels of silver, she was sold to arrange a "warding-off" wedding (a wedding arranged for a young man who was dangerously ill, in the hope that the joyous occasion would ward off imminent death). However, the man died just after she married him.

She was regarded as a bad sign for her husband by her in-laws, and she was beaten and cursed whenever her in-laws want, and it was common for her to get no food to eat.

But instead of being tortured to death, she endured it.

When the Judd family came to pick her up, she thought that it was because of her relatives' sympathy and not wanting her to be trampled.

However, it turned out that it was because she was not actually of the Judd family, she was the daughter of another Judd family, it was a mistake in the first place.

Stella thought that she would be shed from then on, but she didn't expect that it was just a fire pit change.

The Judd family in Shawnclud Village was like maggots trying to drain her of her value, and always asked her to give money to support her family, but her real family didn't care about her at all.

She ended up being given as a gift to someone else as a concubine, as a way to ease the relationship...

Stella added a handful of firewood to the fire, and the flames instantly flared up, a crimson glow appearing in Stella's eyes.

In all her life, she had never done a single thing right, she deserved it, she didn't know human nature, she was played by these people.

Fortunately, God had an eye and gave her another chance.

"Is the meal ready? Useless thing, if I find out you dare to eat it, I'll have to kill you!"

Linda came over and cursed a couple of times out of her mouth, Stella didn't pay her any attention.

The grandmother of her was patriarchal and never looked at Stella as a human being, she had gotten used to it as well.

When the congee was almost ready, Stella took three bowls and filled them with a slightly dry congee, belonging to grandfather Tim and the oldest uncle George and the second eldest uncle Philip.

Then Stella casually filled a small bowl with slightly dry congee. When it became less hot, she devoured it all and scooped up some thin rice soup into the bowl.

The Judd family had waited for dinner for a long time, Stella brought meals to the table, Susan rolled her eyes, "What time is it, the family is still waiting to go to the fields, Stella, I don't mean to blame you, you are idle at home to eat grain for nothing, is it still too hard to cook a meal for you?"

If Stella were in her previous life, she would have hastily defended herself and then disliked the family, then she would be beaten severely and had no food to eat.

But right now, Stella didn't say a word, as if she hadn't heard it.

"Susan, Little Sister Stella definitely didn't mean it either, how could she deliberately starve everyone just because she was angry with you and grandmother Linda in the morning? Just stop scolding her."

The person who spoke was Tammy Judd, the daughter of Second uncle Philip.

Stella let out a cold laugh in her heart, at her first reaction, she thought Tammy was speaking for her, but in fact, she was digging a hole for her.

In her previous life, she had always thought that Sister Tammy was nice to her, not as mean as Sister Lisa, and would relieve her every time.

But when she figured it out, she realized that sometimes, a knife in the dark could hurt more than one in the open!