The man's eyes widened. Whether it was real or a trap, he didn't care. He just wanted to seize this opportunity.
"We're willing to plant the trees."
Evelyn Ford's expression turned serious. "Someone will be watching you, so don't even think about slacking off. Others will be checking the survival rate of the saplings. Oh, and for these first five days, you won't get any food. Consider it unpaid labor. After five days, I'll come to inspect your work. Only if you pass the inspection will you earn the right to stay."
The man glanced back at his family. They were still hesitant, but he agreed anyway.
"We're willing."
'They not only have tents, food, and water, but they can also produce two thousand saplings. They're clearly not ordinary people.'
