Isn't That Right?!

"September?"

"I understand."

There was no rushing the paving of the airport grounds. Mo Jingchun knew that very well.

Besides, the Space Shuttle was still a long way from becoming a reality, so there was no need to rush the An Yang Base airport project.

With Su Wenyan stationed there, Mo Jingchun trusted her to make all the necessary arrangements.

Though July was scorching, Candy Technology Park was filled with birdsong and fragrant flowers. Thanks to the park's abundant greenery, birds had chosen to return, nest, or stop by to rest.

Add in the constant buzz of cicadas, and Candy Technology Park was positively lively.

After waking up from a nap, Candy felt completely refreshed.

Nothing like that morning, when she'd been so listless she could barely be bothered to speak.

Yawning, she walked out of the bedroom and immediately spotted her brother occupying the spot where she usually did her homework.

"Brother, what time is it? Why do I feel like my stomach's already protesting?"

Mo Jingchun pursed his lips. She had a watch right there on her wrist. He didn't believe she'd woken up without checking it.

Asking the time was just an excuse. What she really wanted to say was that her stomach was protesting.

In plain English: "I'm hungry. Let's eat."

"Snacks or no snacks, what I really want is a proper meal."

After tidying his desk, Mo Jingchun picked up his phone and said with a smile,

"Then what are we waiting for? I'll take you to get a big bowl of rice."

Candy's face twisted with indecision, but Mo Jingchun had already taken her hand and led her out.

When it was time to go, they went. No dawdling for a serious eater.

After polishing off a big bowl of white rice, Candy's little