The words were too blunt, and Mo Jingchun clearly saw that the faces of the relatives around the fireplace didn't look good.
Sitting next to Mo Jingchun, Zero saw the situation and quietly pulled Candy away.
Exposing Candy to overly realistic matters too early is extremely detrimental to Candy's childhood.
After the two little ones left, the once lively fireplace room became so quiet you could hear a pin drop.
Everyone kept their heads down without speaking, and no one knew what others were thinking.
But it was obvious that their thoughts were not good.
Seeing this situation, Mo Jingchun wasn't the least bit afraid. These people were distant relatives, and when his mother passed away before he became wealthy, none of them showed up.
Calling them uncle was already polite; those who weren't even in his ledger, why should Mo Jingchun take them as real relatives?
