At night, the moon was high in the sky, its white light sprinkling over the earth, draping the entire city in a layer of white makeup.
Candy, the first to finish eating, wiped her mouth, "I'm done eating, brother, sister-in-law, take your time."
After speaking, Candy eagerly left the dining table, running to the living room to grab the remote control from the coffee table.
"Zero, play cartoons."
Mo Jingchun, who was only halfway through his meal, glanced at Candy but didn't say anything.
What was there to say? Her winter vacation homework was already completed ahead of time. Even if he wanted to say something, he couldn't find a good excuse. Half-hearted excuses wouldn't work for Candy, who had grown up stepping on traps.
"Are we going back home tomorrow? Or the day after?"
