Maybe...
Gu Youxuan decided not to say anything today.
Sister Tao was clearly in a good mood today.
The work had gone smoothly.
The children had enjoyed themselves.
Hearing what she had to say might dampen Sister Tao's good mood.
She'd better not be the one to rain on her parade.
She'd wait until Sister Tao got back from her business trip.
"Shall we walk back?"
Zhuge Yun looked at Zhang Bo and Xiao Xiao.
"I'm fine either way."
Zhang Bo didn't mind.
"Don't you dare say you're fine either way, too."
Zhuge Yun cut in before Xiao Xiao could speak.
Xiao Xiao raised an eyebrow.
"Whatever you want."
Zhuge Yun: ...
Was there any difference between those two answers?
"If you have an idea, just say it."
Zhang Bo clicked his tongue. "Don't pretend to ask for our opinions."
Zhuge Yun's mouth twitched. "I was just trying to go with the will of the people."
"Enough."
Zhang Bo waved a hand. "You are the will of the people."
"Happy now?"
Zhuge Yun spread his hands. "All right."
"Since you put it that way..."
"The subway station is nearby."
"Let's take the subway."
Zhang Bo: ...
"I thought you were going to get a taxi."
After all that hemming and hawing...
It turned out they were just taking the subway.
"Huh?"
Zhuge Yun looked innocent. "The subway station is nearby."
"Now that you've got a red envelope, shouldn't you treat us?"
Zhang Bo grinned.
"I earned this with my own labor," Zhuge Yun said righteously. "Besides, didn't you both get one too?"
"Tsk, tsk."
Zhang Bo shook his head. "That's not what you said earlier."
Hadn't he said he hadn't done anything?
"That was