Adults' Business, Kids Shouldn't Ask

Mo Jingchun raised an eyebrow, looking at Candy and then at the others in confusion.

"What are we missing?"

"Of course, a phone stand!"

"The sun's been up for ages. How am I supposed to film while holding my phone?"

That was it? Mo Jingchun had thought they'd forgotten something important.

But all she was telling him was that they hadn't brought a phone stand.

Mo Jingchun had been about to tease Candy, saying she could just hold the phone, but when he saw how regretful she looked, he softened.

Fine, he'd let her off this time.

Mo Jingchun pointed at Zero and said with a grin, "Why use a phone to film? We've got one right here."

"4K shooting, and steadier than a phone stand."

Seeing the hopeful look in Candy's eyes, Zero's face immediately darkened.

"Zero." Candy called her name, blinking repeatedly. Her meaning couldn't have been clearer.

"I give up. You two siblings are both such trolls."

Zero didn't even call him Boss anymore. She gave Boss and Candy, who were standing together against her, a resentful look.

Seeing Zero stand perfectly still, facing east, Candy knew she'd gotten her way.

When it mattered, Zero always came through.

Then... the tourists watching the sunrise from the mountaintop were surprised to see a little girl standing completely still, without even blinking.

It had been over ten minutes. How the heck could a person do that?

Amid the chatter, the tourists who hadn't known about Zero suddenly realized that the little girl was the Artificial Intelligence from Candy Technology that had been making the rounds online.

They were standing so close to an Artificial Intelligence that seemed straight out of a movie, yet they didn't feel the slightest bit afraid. In fact, many of them thought Zero was adorable.