Kun Sang and Little Liu stared straight at Liu Di.
Liu Di merely curled his lip. "I don't believe it at all."
Kun Sang and Little Liu both swallowed.
Then Liu Di added, "How could you possibly tutor Little Liu, Kun Sang? You never even went to school."
"Uh..."
Kun Sang froze. After calculating every possibility, he had never expected Liu Di to find such a tricky angle. It was simply flawless.
Shouldn't a normal person have flown into a rage and scolded us for sneaking aboard?
"Hehe."
Little Liu laughed. "Violent Bear, I found a child-sized spacesuit on the ship! It's exactly my size! You prepared it for me, didn't you? Haha!"
At that moment.
Little Liu was still spinning through the air like a top.
Liu Di kept a straight face, said nothing, and turned to leave.
The Tian Jue Hao pointed directly into space without slowing in the slightest.
Liu Di had never intended to turn back, nor had he planned to send the boys home.
If he did not want someone aboard, no one could get on.
The man in the white shirt walked down the corridor, a faint smile slowly appearing on his lips.
The journey into space was bound to be perilous. Deep down, he did not want anyone to follow him into danger.
But Liu Di would miss them.
And there would surely be breathtaking sights along the way. Once witnessed, they would become like pearls in the vast sea, illuminating their entire lives.
Liu Di chose to let nature take its course.
At that very moment.
Pang Bo, who had remained on Earth, pulled a letter from Little Liu out of his backpack.
—"Pang Bo, your big bro is going to summer camp, space summer camp! See you!"
Pang Bo burst into