As for the difference...
One smiled a lot, and the other cried a lot.
As he thought about it, Mo Jingchun couldn't help laughing out loud.
"What's wrong? Think of something funny?"
Li Xuanyu looked at Mo Jingchun in surprise from the bed. She had no idea what amusing thought had crossed his mind to make him suddenly laugh out loud.
"I was thinking that Candy looked a lot like Du Du when she was little. The difference was that Candy loved to laugh, while Du Du loved to cry.
I still remember those days vividly. It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say Candy grew up in her classmates' arms."
Hearing Mo Jingchun's words, Li Xuanyu fell into reminiscence too.
Yes, those days had been so happy.
Because of Candy, the whole class—boys and girls alike—had been especially united.
Especially whenever it came to Candy.
Whenever there was something tasty, everyone instinctively wanted to save some for Candy.
In fact, that's exactly what they did.
Growing up in that kind of environment was what gave Candy her social skills.
Whether she knew someone or not, she could strike up a cheerful conversation with them.
Moonlight spilled across the earth, draping it in a layer of silver.
A good mood could always help someone fall asleep quickly.
In the bedroom cloaked in darkness, only the steady breathing of three people could be heard.
It was so faint that no one else could hear it.
In the middle of the night, when the time came, Zero woke up the boss.
Rubbing his eyes, Mo Jingchun switched on the bedside lamp, got up, and glanced at Du Du's crib.
In his slippers, Mo Jingchun took the warm water and formula he'd prepared in advance, measured them out, and shook them together.
Once it