"I'm not going back! Brother, why are you just like Sis, always telling me to go back? Can't I just stay here? If I can't find a job, I'll do your chores and watch the kid for you."
Xue Xingzhou chuckled. "Do you even know how to cook? You're still a kid yourself. How are you going to watch my child?"
Xue Xingjun bit his lip, unconvinced. "I'm not a kid! I'm fifteen. I'll be an adult soon. If I don't know how to cook, I can learn. How hard can it be? I'll pick it up in no time. And I can play with Little Tuntun."
Xue Xingzhou nodded. "Alright. Since you're so determined, you can stay. But I'm warning you now, if your mom and dad don't agree and come to Beijing City to find you, I can't do anything about it."
Xue Xingjun blinked. "They probably won't, right?" He didn't sound very confident saying it. He had brought up the idea of going to Beijing City with his parents before, and they had both been against it. Now that they knew he was here, there was no telling what they'd do.
