Carlo was in high spirits after successfully winning over Menotti. Under Garibaldi's hospitality, he enjoyed a simple but very authentic Italian lunch.
Although Caprera is not a large island, it is still an island and has no shortage of seafood.
In reality, Garibaldi's life on Caprera consisted mainly of hunting and fishing, with reading as a secondary activity.
Because of his special status, Garibaldi rarely received guests, which made him seem very lonely.
The good news is that after Garibaldi published an article in The Sun and earned a fee, at least he doesn't have to worry about his daily living expenses.
They usually farm, fish, and hunt, and they have enough food and meat to eat, so they live a carefree life.
Carlo was relieved. After all, he had managed to get two of Garibald
