"According to my analysis, what the eldest cares about isn't how much money is in the red envelope, but more about wanting to tease us."
"But Candy, once the red envelope is gone, it's really gone. That would be a huge loss for us."
Scratching his head, Candy thought seriously for a while and the more he thought, the more it made sense.
Especially when he thought of that look in his brother's eyes, wanting to prank his sister.
"Hide it! We must hide it!" Candy's eyes were resolute, his tone firm.
After frying a vegetable dish in the kitchen and bringing it to the dining table, Mo Jingchun looked at the empty hall and felt a bit puzzled.
The two little ones didn't watch TV but ran upstairs. What are they doing?
Could they have really been scared by him and put the money in their piggy bank?
