For a moment, the family didn't know how to react.
"Nina, we still have enough supplies at home to last a few more days. If things get really bad, we can just eat a little less. You don't have to go out and risk your life right now."
Vera Coleman and Daniel Hale were both extremely worried, but no matter how much they tried to persuade her, it was no use.
"Fine, you can go."
Daniel Hale finally relented.
It wasn't that he had been convinced, but rather that he was recalling what Nina Jacobs had said.
'If a greater disaster truly is coming after this one, how are ordinary people like us supposed to survive? It's better to let the kids get some training in now.'
"Thanks for earlier."
Leo Hale sat in Nina Jacobs's car, his heart filled with gratitude.
This was the first time he had been outside in days, and the scene was far more desolate and bleak than he had imagined.
The once-luxurious community had become a wasteland in just a few short days.
