After preparing the corn, Ye Fei used his lighter to start a fire. He then broke off several branches from the large tree, skewered the corn with them, and began roasting it over the flames.
Though it was his first time roasting corn, Ye Fei's technique was quite decent.
In no time, the corn was ready. He gently peeled back the few layers of husk he had left on, and a natural, fragrant aroma wafted into the air, stimulating the appetites of both of them.
However, the first ear of corn, which had been husked early and roasted with extra heat, turned out blackened.
Although it was cooked through, its appearance left much to be desired.
But Ye Fei didn't mind. He handed the better-looking ones to Liu Yiru and took a big bite of the blackened corn, saying with a smile, "Not bad at all!"
"Give me some of that too," Liu Yiru said. In fact, three ears of corn were more than enough for the two of them.
