Mo Jingchun smiled faintly. "I forgot to tell you—I got some good news first thing this morning. Want to hear it?"
"They agreed to my third request, right?"
Mo Jingchun looked at Candy in surprise.
"How are you so sure?"
Seeing Candy's confident expression, Mo Jingchun shook his head. "How boring."
"Oh, come on, Bro. You haven't even heard how I figured it out."
Mo Jingchun could guess how she'd known without even thinking. Why bother asking? Zero had definitely told her.
Thinking about how Candy would be going to school in the Capital City and living there alone for the first time, Mo Jingchun decided to humor her. Smiling, he said:
"Sure. Tell your big brother how you figured it out."
At that, Mo Xiaoxue's smile grew even brighter. Even the steamed bun in her hand tasted especially good today.
"Hehe. I had Zero run a complicated Big Data analysis based on our country's social environment and past decision-making records. After repeated reviews and analyses, the probability that they'd approve my request was over 82%."
Eighty-two percent meant there was still an 18% chance they'd reject it. But people could think for themselves.
Especially the decision-makers. Many decisions were made by vote.
An 82% chance meant the decision would pass!
Mo Jingchun gave her a thumbs-up and said with a smile, "Impressive."
"By the way, where's Zero? I haven't seen her."
Mo Xiaoxue took a bite of her steamed bun and mumbled, "Zero? She's packing her things."
With their suitcases in tow, Candy and Zero worked together to put two of them in the trunk. The trunk slammed shut.
In the courtyard, Li Xuanyu held Du Du, who was still drowsy and not quite awake, and gave Candy a worried look as she offered her some advice. "Candy, things