A Vacation

"Great. I bet you've got a lot of homework, too." Mo Jingchun said it offhandedly, and the smile on Candy's face instantly froze.

"Brother, has the Parents Group posted the homework yet?"

Mo Jingchun glanced at Candy's grave expression and said cheerfully, "Not yet. So far, they've only announced your vacation dates and collected a round of class fees."

"Hmm, now I remember. I think someone suggested giving you even more homework."

At that, Candy's eyes widened as she stared at her brother in disbelief.

"What? Who was it?"

"One of the parents in your class. I'll go to school tomorrow and have a friendly chat with them."

"What kind of chat? It's not like your classmate wants to do the homework."

"Come on, it's no big deal. None of your teachers have said anything in the group. What are you worried about? At worst, just don't do the homework."

Candy stared at her brother in shock, unable to believe that he'd actually told her not to do her homework.

Seeing her astonished expression, Mo Jingchun coughed and said, "As long as your grades are good, not doing homework isn't a big deal. Back when I was a kid, I never did homework during vacations. If you don't believe me, ask your sister."

Zhou Yaling rolled her eyes as she ate. She didn't want to teach a child bad habits.

"Don't listen to your brother. How can a student not do homework? Your homeroom teacher might call your parents in."

The moment Candy heard that her homeroom teacher might call her parents in, she immediately caved.

It wasn't that she was a coward. Just look at Class One—was there anyone who wasn't afraid of their homeroom teacher? The teacher didn't even need to say anything. One look was enough.