Competing with Candy on luck, isnât that just asking for trouble?
A blunder indeed!
Shaking his head, Mo Jingchun decided not to dwell on it.
Cartoons, who says adults canât watch them?
In fact, watching cartoons with kids can be quite fun.
Mo Jingchun found cartoons like Peppa Pig quite interesting; each episode guides children to learn something new.
On the sofa, while watching cartoons, Candy unknowingly climbed onto Mo Jingchunâs lap.
Even though the sofa was softer, children prefer to be close to people.
Is it because itâs warmer that way?
Suddenly, Zhou Yaling opened the kitchen door, wearing an apron and holding a spatula, and shouted angrily:
"Bring the dishes to the table!"
The two, Mo Jingchun and Candy, exchanged a glance and quickly turned off the TV.
"Coming~"
At the dining table, while eating, Candy praised Zhou Yaling to the point that Zhou Yaling felt a bit embarrassed.
"If itâs good, eat more."
"Oh, right, brother, the intern training is about to end, and after the National Day holiday, all interns will be assigned to various departments."
"But it seems like the companyâs old employees are reluctant to mentor newcomers."
"There will be someone to mentor them, just focus on doing your job well and allocate all the interns to the respective department heads after the National Day holiday."
"Donât meddle in othersâ affairs carelessly, or you might end up getting into trouble without even knowing it and thinking youâre doing great."
"Really?" Zhou Yaling hesitated.
"Really? Youâre still too naive, do you think youâre still in school?"
"They all know Iâm your brother, otherwise, would you meddle in othersâ work as you please without getting burned?"
"Peopleâs hearts are more complicated than you think."
"Just remember, never intend harm to others, but always be vigilant."
"Donât believe it? Have a chat with uncle, ask him how many times heâs stumbled over the years."
Mo Jingchun shook his head with a smile, realizing that he wasnât really in a position to say such things. After all, his journey had been relatively smooth, even in tough times, Na had helped him out.
As the saying goes, dealing with small annoyances can be tricky.
"Think about it more, your brother canât guarantee that the company will never go under."
Seeing the furrowed brow on Zhou Yalingâs face, Mo Jingchun knew she had taken the words to heart.
Just as Mo Jingchun thought, Zhou Yaling was deep in thought, also reflecting on her college dorm roommates and classmates.
For an internship slot at Candy Technology, roommates and classmates alike turned their backs on each other in an instant.
Even though she had genuinely tried to help them, the result was not rewarding but instead she became the target of their complaints.
Sensing the odd atmosphere, Candy, while eating, blinked her eyes.
Thinking it over, itâs better to not stir trouble at such times.
Otherwise, itâs easy to get mixed up in a double dose of "joy."
By the end of September, looking across the entire Candy Science and Technology Park, apart from the military police training daily and a few big guys, most people had put on jackets.
Between style and warmth, everyone wisely chose warmth.
After all, who doesnât have a partner nowadays?
Under the sun, three furry creatures lay close together sunbathing, blissfully content.
The plump Bun was being used as a pillow, its round belly flattened by two large dog heads.
Itâs often said that cats have no bones and are made of water, employees walking by agreed, otherwise Bun, who was flattened, still lived well?
Suddenly, Little Grey lifted his head.
Soon, both Dagger and Bun opened their eyes.
Which clueless fellow blocked the sun, donât they know Iâm basking here?
Bun opened his eyes and then lay down again.
Oh, itâs the feeder, well, thatâs fine then.
This one, canât be offended!
Feeling the warmth from the sun, itâs indeed more comfortable than the air conditioning in the lab.
No wonder the two dogs and a cat preferred sunbathing outside over staying in an air-conditioned room.
"Zero, except for the cafeteria, lab building, and the server room, turn off the central air conditioning in the other office areas."
"Probably some employees have already been complaining."
Mo Jingchun could already imagine the scenario, especially for girls with cold constitutions, the air conditioning this season brings no comfort to them.
"Does the company think electricity is free?" Mo Jingchun felt that this must be the phrase employees said the most recently.
"Boss, the command has been executed."
Not bothering the sleeping cat and dogs further, Mo Jingchun headed straight to the cafeteria.
After nearly a month of monotonous data entry, this way of life was finally coming to an end.
At most it would take another afternoon, and all technical data could be fully archived.
"People need to eat just like iron needs steel, letâs eat first, then come back and continue later."
Mo Jingchun was very clear-headed, thereâs just this little bit left, why disrupt the normal routine?
Not sure how long he dozed off, Bun felt a kick.
"What are you looking at, if you donât go eat I wonât care for you."
"Meow~"
"Pathetic, you have cat food but you go eat dog food."
Every day Mo Jingchun watched as his cat and dog went to share Daggerâs food, he couldnât take it. After a while, Mo Jingchun even considered paying for their meals.
Daggerâs food wasnât cheap.
Under Mo Jingchunâs urging, the two little ones reluctantly walked ahead.
As for Dagger, he had already disappeared when Mo Jingchun broke a branch off the tree.
At the office door, Zhou Yaling, about to get off work and eat, saw Mo Jingchun herding Bun and Little Grey back.
Except for her brotherâs bodyguard, there was no one else in sight, Zhou Yaling burst into laughter.
"Trying to keep pigs?"
Mo Jingchun glanced at Zhou Yaling and chuckled, "Whether itâs herding two or three, itâs the same. So, you want to give it a try?"
"Boring~" Zhou Yaling pouted and didnât stop walking.
With so much time spent together, Zhou Yaling knew she couldnât outtalk her brother?
Alright, she had to admit, apart from cooking better than her brother, she seemed inferior to him in other aspects.
Growing up with a brother like this, itâs no wonder she often got scolded as a child.
After all, most families say, "look how well so-and-soâs child is doing."
But in her case, before her dad spanked her, he loved to say with disappointment: "If only you were one-tenth as outstanding as your brother, Iâd die happy."
Sure enough, her dad never died happy, but couldnât stop cursing himself.
She tried to warn him that this phrase was used incorrectly, but whenever she said it was for deceased people, heâd spank her harder.