"Ah." Mei Mengchen's little face visibly fell—he was really amusing. "I'm just messing with you, don't worry. We're making money every day now, so there's nothing to be afraid of. If you want something to eat, we'll just buy it."
Mei Mengchen naturally took this seriously, but when it came time to actually buy things, Mei Mengzhen started to get a headache.
Kids love snacks, but most snacks for kids are sweets. She wasn't really a child herself, so there was no way she'd let her little brother buy whatever candy he wanted.
Watching Mei Mengzhen put back the candies he picked out one by one, Mei Mengchen got a bit angry and said, "You're lying, sis. You said I could take whatever I wanted!"
"But I didn't know you wanted all candy. Little kids can't eat so many sweets—they'll get dumb. Do you want to be a dumb little brother? Sis likes smart ones."
