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Su Wenyan spread her hands and said with a smile, "Sorry, Candy."

"There aren't any safety helmets that small. How about you make do with an adult one?"

Candy held her hands up to compare her head with the helmet, then said earnestly, "Su-jie, I think putting a stainless-steel basin on my head would be more reliable."

"Hahaha."

Su Wenyan burst out laughing at the little girl's joke. The little one was definitely funnier. Unlike the construction site, where every day was either spent arguing or on the way to arguing.

Once his safety helmet was on, Mo Jingchun said with a smile, "Stop teasing her. If she starts crying, I'm not dealing with it."

Su Wenyan shrugged and turned toward the guardhouse.

Before long, Su Wenyan came back with a children's helmet and a brand-new reflective vest.

As Su Wenyan helped his little sister put on the reflective vest, Mo Jingchun reminded her, "Candy, this place isn't like the park. There are lots of dangers you can't see. Once we go in, stay right behind me and don't wander off."

"Got it?"

"Got it, Big Brother. It's not like I'm stupid."

"Let's go."

Su Wenyan led the way while Mo Jingchun and the others followed.

As they walked, Candy kept glancing down at her shoes.

The farther they went, the heavier her shoes became. A thick layer of mud clung to the soles.

"Watch where you're going."

"Oh."

"Big Brother, how much farther?"

"See those prefabricated buildings? That's where we're going. You're already giving up after barely walking a few steps?"

Clearly, that kind of goading didn't work on Candy. She nodded honestly. "I'm not giving up. My shoes are just really heavy."

After about five minutes, Mo Jingchun and the others finally reached the prefabricated buildings.

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