The Scenery Would Always Be There, but You Wouldn't Stay Young Forever

It looked childish, but for Candy, it was just right.

When she grew up, these childish things that adults did would become priceless. Money couldn't buy happiness—but if you had enough money, you could be the one calling the shots.

The New Product Launch Event was nothing new to Candy, who had attended plenty before. Hugging her freshly squeezed juice, she sat in the very front row like an old cadre.

For Candy, what kind of new product they launched didn't matter. What mattered was having freshly squeezed juice to drink.

Outside the stadium, the weather wasn't cooperating. The sudden downpour caught many of the spectators who had traveled from afar to attend the event by surprise. Only the women who carried sun umbrellas with them every day were secretly glad they had brought them.

Unlike the gentle patter of rain outside, the stadium was filled with all sorts of noise. There wasn't a single sound of rain to soothe the ears. Wearing active noise-canceling headphones, Candy listened to pleasant music. With good food and drink, no one could be happier than her. At exactly nine-thirty, the press conference began on time. As the last light went out, the stadium gradually fell quiet. Returning to his seat, Mo Jingchun casually took the orange Candy had just peeled.

While Candy stared at him in bewilderment, the orange had already gone down Mo Jingchun's throat and into his stomach.

The next moment, just as Candy was about to say something, Mo Jingchun put an unpeeled orange in her hand. The meaning was clear: peel another one.

"Shh—it's starting."

As soon as he finished speaking, a beam of light shone down in the middle of the stage.

Standing at center stage, Xu Pengfei looked up and raised a hand to shield his eyes