At nine sharp, Zhou Yaling swiped her face against the reader and clocked in right on the dot.
Watching her sister, who suddenly had nowhere to hurry off to, Candy yawned, not bothered in the slightest.
Was she really so afraid her brother would hold attendance over her that she had to clock in right on the dot? Candy glanced back at the other employees, who were walking toward the Office Building at an easy pace, chatting and laughing. Look at them. They're not worried at all.
Even a little kid like her knew that Candy Technology's workday started at nine, but the hours were flexible. No one had said you had to be there right on the dot or you'd be marked late.
She held Xiao Huihui's hand with her left and tugged Baozi along with her right. Baozi had started to look a little like an Orange Cat. Well, at least Candy could now tell where Baozi's neck was.
Once they were in the elevator, Candy looked up at her sister and asked curiously:
"Older Sister, Brother isn't here right now. Tell me, why are you so afraid of him?"
"Afraid of him?" Zhou Yaling scoffed.
"Older Sister, your smile's a little forced."
Zhou Yaling's mouth twitched. She looked toward the poster on the left side of the elevator. It showed a plane just taking off, but the aircraft looked a little strange. It didn't resemble a Civil Aviation plane, and she'd never seen a transport plane from any country that looked like that.
"Older Sister, are you trying to change the subject by looking at that awful poster?"
"No."
"Oh—then please answer my question."
It looked like this little one wouldn't give up until she got an answer. Zhou Yaling's eyes shifted as she smiled and began