On the first floor, Candy was fidgeting on the sofa.
Rubbing the back of her head, Candy felt as if a cool breeze was blowing directly against it. She looked up at the central air conditioner, but the airflow from the vent could not reach where she was sitting.
"Zero, don't you feel a little cold?"
Hearing this, Zero glanced at Candy, who had insisted on showing off only to make a fool of herself. Of all people to provoke, she had to pick on the boss. Poor kid—she still had no idea that the boss really was taking her to get a shot.
That was right. She really was not sick, but who said you had to be sick to get an injection? Vaccinations were all about prevention, hehe.
Zero really wanted to laugh, but so Candy could still sleep peacefully tonight, he opened his mouth and said, "Maybe it's because you're barefoot and not wearing socks. There's a saying that the feet are the body's second heart."
"Really?" Candy scratched her head, not quite convinced. Her feet were indeed a little cold, though. After thinking it over, Candy put her socks back on.
Meanwhile, Mo Jingchun flipped through the Children's Vaccination Certificate and nodded in satisfaction as he looked over the vaccination records one by one. As a first-time big brother and mother, Mo Jingchun had absolutely no experience raising children. He was completely feeling his way across the river by stepping on stones. Following the reminders on the Children's Vaccination Certificate, he never dared to neglect any vaccine once its time came, and always took Candy to get her shots on schedule.
First, at birth, she received intramuscular BCG and Hepatitis B Vaccine injections (completed; she bawled her eyes out on-site). Second, at one month old, she