Mo Jingchun glared at his younger sister and said irritably, "I'm just being good to my wife. How did that turn into me doing something bad in your eyes?"
Candy curled her lip with a disdainful smile and muttered, "It's not like I've ever seen you cook."
She'd said it softly, but on purpose. There was no one else around, and both Mo Jingchun and Li Xuanyu heard every word.
Mo Jingchun glanced at Candy, then calmly took a sip of wild crucian carp soup.
His calm demeanor and lack of explanation, combined with the smile on her sister-in-law's face, only made Candy more anxious.
Candy knew her brother probably hadn't done anything bad. She'd only said that to get him to explain himself, but she hadn't expected him to refuse to take the bait.
What was she supposed to do now?
Should she try acting cute?
The thought had barely crossed her mind before she dismissed it.
If she acted cute over everything, then one day, when she really did something wrong, it wouldn't work anymore. That wouldn't do.
But she couldn't bear not getting to the bottom of things and satisfying her curiosity.
The more curious people were, the more they wanted to know what had happened.
"Bro, if you won't tell me, I'll ask Zero."
"Go ahead."
Oh no! Her brother was so confident that asking Zero would probably be pointless too.
Zero usually did whatever she said, but only when her brother hadn't given any special instructions. Once he gave the word, Zero would definitely take his side. Her own commands would only rank second.
Seeing the helpless look in Candy's eyes, Mo Jingchun was quite pleased.
Nice try. Even when you're all grown up, you still won't be able to beat me.
"Come on, don't