Blind Date Event

On the weekend, Zhou Yaling slept until noon. Seeing how sunny it was, she took the Chinese sausages she'd made a few days ago out into the yard to dry.

After hanging them up, Zhou Yaling went back inside to eat.

"Big Sis, hurry up! We're waiting for you."

"Coming."

As they ate, Zhou Yaling said, "Old Man agreed to let me come along. He just told me not to say anything careless."

This time, Old Man had agreed surprisingly readily. She hadn't even had a chance to propose a trade, and he'd already said yes. It was almost as if he'd planned to take her along from the start.

The more Zhou Yaling thought about it, the more likely that seemed.

Looking at her older brother, whose expression hadn't changed at all, Zhou Yaling seriously suspected that he'd known Old Man was going to take her along. After all, her brother's habit was to take advantage of any chance he got to mess with his little sister.

"That's good. You can skip one blind date event."

Zhou Yaling gave a dry laugh. "Big Bro, how did you manage not to laugh? Don't think I don't know—you messed with me again. Old Man was planning to take me along anyway."

Mo Jingchun glanced at Zhou Yaling, who was staring at him, and said calmly, "You're overthinking it. I never asked, so how would I know?"

"I don't believe you!"

"Suit yourself."

Mo Jingchun chuckled. "If all else fails, you can stay home and help our aunt clean."

"No one lives there, so it's probably dusty everywhere."

Just then, Candy mumbled around a mouthful of rice, "Big Sis, whenever Big Bro visits his wife's family, he takes me along."

"Will you take me with you on your blind date?"

"Hahaha."

Mo