Only I Didn't Know

"Unless something unexpected happens, it should definitely be launched before the New Year."

Zero nodded and said, "I'm just worried it'll fail to launch and fall straight back down."

Upon hearing this, Mo Jingchun's mouth twitched. It hadn't even been produced yet, and Zero was already saying something so depressing. Was that really appropriate?

"Shut your jinxing mouth. If the launch really fails, it'll be because of your jinxing mouth."

Zero rolled her eyes. "What does that have to do with me?"

Two days later, the homeroom teacher posted the latest notice in the Parents Group.

All students who were at home were to return to school as normal the next day.

Only after Mo Jingchun confirmed that the employees' symptoms of weakness had disappeared did he finally relax.

This bout of Influenza Virus had come quickly and gone just as quickly, effectively preventing an outbreak.

Moonlight fell across Mo Jingchun's no-longer-youthful cheeks. At that moment, he stood by the window in a daze, with no idea what he was thinking about.

After a long while, Mo Jingchun finally came to his senses, drew the curtains, and went to bed.

At dawn, the birds on the branches in the park chirped incessantly. When Candy saw Xiang-er walking over from the dormitory with her schoolbag on her back, she happily waved.

"Mo Hanhan~"

After boarding the school bus, Xiang-er saw the smiling Candy and revealed a heartfelt smile of her own.

"Mo Xiaoxue, long time no see."

"Mhm!"

"You don't know this, but since you haven't been going to school these past few days, I've often zoned out in class. Hehe, the homeroom teacher even scolded me once."

Xiang-er scratched her head and said, "You can't do that. If you zone out in class, be careful the homeroom teacher calls your