Big Rooster

After taking a lap around the park, she came back with a cat by her side.

Looking at Baozi, who had come back with Candy, Mo Jingchun couldn't help giving the cat another glance. Wasn't this orange cat afraid Candy might come up with another devious trick to mess with it? It looked like she'd been threatened.

"You went to deliver a message. How come you're only getting back now? It's almost time to get off work." He knew she'd snuck off to eat a popsicle. She couldn't fool him.

If he hadn't lost Reputation Points, Mo Jingchun might have given his little sister a hard time. As it was, he felt a little guilty. "Oh—I was playing downstairs with Zero."

"By the way, brother, you never told me what time we're leaving the day after tomorrow. Morning or afternoon?"

"Of course we're going in the morning. I'll pick up your sister-in-law at eight, and we should be rafting by nine." "Got it! I'll message her right now."

Humming a cheerful tune, Candy skipped over to the sofa to grab her phone. Mo Jingchun and Zero watched her without blinking, leaving Candy to scratch her head in confusion.

Candy had no idea the game had already been exited. "Sister-in-law, brother says he'll pick you up at eight the morning after tomorrow. Over!"

With a whoosh, the WeChat voice message was sent.

She casually set down her phone, then looked up at her brother with a smile. "Brother, is there a flower on my face?"

Mo Jingchun took a good look, then turned away and said mildly, "I don't see a flower, but I do see milk at the corner of your mouth."

Candy gasped and hurriedly wiped the corner of her mouth.

Zero rolled his eyes helplessly. There was no