She Was Still Groggy

Still reluctant, Candy reluctantly handed over a lollipop.

Right after that, Candy heard the drawer open and close. She looked up and saw that her brother had put the lollipop away in the drawer.

That meant the lollipop was still hers, and she could still eat it someday.

Once she'd thought it through, Candy decided it made perfect sense and quietly went back to the sofa.

How could Mo Jingchun, who'd been keeping his eyes on Candy the whole time, miss her little move? He only smiled and said nothing.

It was just a lollipop. Adults weren't that interested in them. In fact, after eating so many as a kid, the sight of one didn't make him want any at all.

By the end of the day, Candy had almost forgotten about the lollipop.

It wasn't that Candy was forgetful. If she really wanted a lollipop, she could just get one from the supermarket in the park. It wouldn't cost anything anyway; it was all part of their own business.

Bored, Candy had watched cartoons for a long time that day. Sitting in the car on the way home, she couldn't help yawning, her eyes growing heavy.

She... wanted to sleep.

"Sister, what are we having for dinner?"

"What do you want?"

When there was no reply, Zhou Yaling tilted her head to look and was utterly astonished.

She'd fallen asleep in a second. What kind of godlike skill was that? It was truly enviable.

"Big brother, what did you do with Candy today? She looks so tired."

Supporting Candy's head with one hand, Mo Jingchun gave Zhou Yaling a sidelong look. "You'd look the same if you'd spent all day staring at a tablet."

"She watched cartoons from morning till night. Of course she's tired."

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