College students—how many of them actually succeeded at starting a business?
As for the risk of getting caught, that was practically nonexistent. Who didn't know how to use the boss key and switch screens at work?
Besides, trash projects didn't deserve attention. Inspections from supervisors and teachers only happened a few times over an entire semester.
If it really came down to it, borrowing their office as they suggested wouldn't be a bad option.
The only issue was that he would owe Su Mengli and Su Mengyao a favor.
It made him a little uncomfortable, but he wasn't the sort of person who refused to owe anyone anything no matter what.
Otherwise, he wouldn't have agreed to accept Su Mengli's loan before the National College Entrance Examination.
After a brief hesitation, Mo Xiangwen nodded. "If there's really no other way, then I'll be relying on you two."
His straightforward attitude surprised Su Mengli somewhat, but she soon smiled and nodded in response.
Su Mengyao's eyes lit up. "Does that mean I can join your game development team?"
Well, damn. So this was what she'd been waiting for.
Still, he truly hadn't expected Su Mengyao to keep thinking about it.
Since she genuinely wanted to join in and have some fun, he could let her. He had no idea what she could help with, but as long as he kept an eye on things, nothing should go wrong.
As for paying her... he could barely afford one person. If there were any more, he'd have to figure something else out.
Seeing him deep in thought, Su Mengyao and Su Mengli exchanged a glance. Just as expected.
Su Mengli shook her head and said softly, "Don't underestimate Mengyao."
He froze for a moment, then quickly explained, "It's not that I look down