Not That

"Wouldn't that mean they're all a bunch of little kids?"

Candy furrowed her brow. How many kids who'd graduated from the senior class would stay here? Even Xiang-er had gone to Art Class. The ones left in the kindergarten were sure to be a bunch of little kids who cried at the drop of a hat.

This was hilarious. Her brother actually wanted her to look after little kids.

"Heh~" Candy flashed two rows of pearly white teeth, then quickly put her smile away.

"I don't want to go play with little kids."

Just as Candy tilted her head and blinked playfully at her brother, he grabbed her chin firmly.

"Mmph~"

Candy reached up with both hands to pry his fingers off, but it was no use.

Mo Jingchun carefully examined Candy's front teeth, then nodded and said seriously, "You can't even tell you lost a front tooth anymore."

Candy, who'd already given up resisting, rolled her eyes. It'd been more than half a year. What kind of tooth took that long to grow in? Did her brother think it was a wisdom tooth?

As he led Candy back to the office, Mo Jingchun casually asked, "Why did you change your clothes?"

Candy wasn't worried in the slightest. She smiled sweetly and said, "Hehe, that's a secret I can't tell you~"

Mo Jingchun chuckled. "A secret? You can either tell your brother yourself, or your brother can hear what Zero has to say."

"Oh, come on!" Candy stamped her foot in frustration. How could an artificial intelligence like Zero exist in this world? So annoying. At that moment, Candy had completely forgotten how she used to pester Zero to tell her stories every day.

Once they were in the elevator and there was no one else around, Candy fidgeted and