"Huh? We're doing homework now?"
As soon as the complaint left her lips, Mo Jingchun turned to look at her. In an instant, Candy's voice became as faint as a mosquito's buzz, and she put on an ingratiating smile. "I'll do it. I'll do it right now."
Candy had figured it out. If she'd dared say she wasn't going to do her homework, her brother would definitely have made her go play with those two little kids, Wen Jing and Wen Ru. Good heavens, looking after kids was so much harder than doing homework.
Homework only took a little brainpower. Looking after kids was different—it was exhausting.
As Candy worked on her homework, she occasionally sneaked a glance at her brother. When she realized he was completely absorbed in his experiment and had no time to watch her, she gradually grew bolder. She stopped taking her homework quite so seriously and instead watched her brother play with some mysterious green liquid.
Perhaps she was watching too intently. Candy didn't even notice that Mo Jingchun had taken off his gloves and was quietly watching her. "What are you doing?"
"Huh?" Candy jumped in fright.
Mo Jingchun raised an eyebrow and held out his hand. "Where's your homework? Let me see."
Looking at the single page of math homework she'd completed, Mo Jingchun glanced at Candy. She lowered her head like a student who'd done something wrong, her hands fidgeting. "So... after nearly two hours, this is all the homework you've done?"
"Mm..." Candy answered softly.
"Can you understand the experiment I'm doing?"
"No. But I think it's a lot like playing with mud when I was little."
Her utterly serious expression left Mo Jingchun at a loss for words. What the hell did she mean, playing with mud?
This was biotechnology—the