Everything, Fine, Fine

Mo Jingchun ran a hand through his hair, feeling helpless.

What could he say? He was completely at a loss. He couldn't exactly tell Candy to do what he used to and never do her winter or summer vacation homework.

"Go do it."

"Mm-hmm."

Watching Candy dash into the study, Mo Jingchun shook his head and left.

An hour later, Mo Jingchun had finished making breakfast and was just about to go upstairs and call Candy down to eat.

As for the winter vacation homework, if she really couldn't finish it, she could just leave it undone.

What Mo Jingchun hadn't expected was for Candy to come hopping downstairs, humming a tune.

The worried frown had vanished from her face, and the corners of her mouth kept lifting into a smile.

"Brother, is breakfast ready?"

"It is."

Seeing Candy in such a good mood, Mo Jingchun asked outright:

"Did you finish all your winter vacation homework?"

Candy nodded. "Yep. The questions weren't hard. I was just rushing to get it done, so my handwriting isn't very neat."

Holding back a laugh, Mo Jingchun teased her. "From now on, do your homework ahead of time. Finish it before you go play, got it?"

"Got it! That scared me so much. I'll never do that again."

Even thinking about it now made Candy a little nervous, her heart pounding.

In their class, who would dare face their stern homeroom teacher?

One look from him, and no student dared meet his eyes for more than three seconds.

"Get your sister up. After I drop you off to register at school, I still have to get back to the company before nine-thirty."

"Got it."

With her backpack on her back and her water bottle in hand, Candy climbed into the car full of confidence,