"Hey, hey, hey? Why are you saying it so quietly? It's not like I can't hear you."
What do you mean, "just like Sister," with a few days like that every month? Mo Jingchun's face darkened, and he didn't feel like talking. Candy turned to look at her brother, then at her cold-faced sister.
Oh no, one sentence annoyed both heads of the household. Without the slightest hesitation, Candy grabbed her bowl and slipped away.
If she stayed any longer, Candy seriously suspected that saying one more wrong thing would earn her an unprecedented tag-team beating. Good grief, just imagining it was terrifying.
"You sure ran fast." "Woof, woof, woof~"
"Keep glaring, and we're having dog hot pot for dinner." "Woof, woof, woof~"
"Heh, just keep protecting her." Afternoon.
The sun blazed outside. Every time Candy stepped out the door and looked at the sun overhead, she sighed and went back inside. Hot! It was way too hot! It was hot enough to turn anyone into a dog outside.
But how could she buy a watermelon without going out?
Candy kept glancing at her brother watching television, deliberately sighing softly beside him from time to time. But how come her brother just couldn't hear her?
Selective deafness? "Sigh~"
This time, Candy deliberately sighed loudly.
From the moment Candy kept running in and out, Mo Jingchun knew exactly what she was thinking.
It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that, having raised Candy from infancy, he knew what kind of smell even her farts had.
"Sigh~"
Mo Jingchun rolled his eyes dramatically and said with a laugh:
"That's enough. I said I'd buy you one, so I definitely will. What are you in such a hurry for?" "If you really can't wait, order delivery and have someone bring it."
Candy thought