What About Me?

As far as Candy was concerned, after a brief spell of happiness came the same dull routine day after day. She had to find ways to entertain herself.

The little one had noticed that her brother and sisters seemed to be getting busier and busier. Her brother especially was always heading to the Second Laboratory Building. She'd been there once and found there was nothing fun inside. The only entertainment she'd found was sitting with her brother at the very back of the conference hall, watching a group of big shots down below argue with each other.

Now and then, when someone couldn't win an argument, they'd lose their temper and get physical. Luckily, everyone seemed used to this sort of thing, and someone always pulled them apart before they could start fighting.

Her brother said it was a brainstorming session. That was strange. If it was a storm in their brains, shouldn't it have something to do with their heads? Why were those uncles either arguing or throwing punches?

To solve the problem of schooling for the employees' children, Mo Jingchun and Xia Xiaomin personally went to the County Education Bureau. After some discussion, everyone was pleased with the outcome.

If a small, little-known county wanted to keep talented people around, it couldn't afford to fall behind in education.

As soon as they learned why Mo Jingchun had come, everyone hit it off. They arranged for schools whose enrollment had been dwindling to clear out their empty classrooms and get ready for the new students arriving in a month.

Under the blazing sun, Candy stood at the entrance to the Office Building lobby, watching her brother head toward the Second Laboratory Building.

There was no way she was going outside. The sun was so strong that the asphalt would