"Two bags? Don't you go eating too many," Su Li cautioned. "You're about to start losing your teeth, so you can't eat a lot."
Little Tang Mo nodded emphatically and wouldn't let Su Li hold them, putting the candy into his own backpack to carry.
Su Li watched him and couldn't help but laugh, but she didn't say anything else.
The next day, Su Li called Wu Sheng again. She was relieved to hear he sounded energetic.
In the afternoon, Su Li didn't have class, so she took the contractor Wu Sheng had found for her to see the factory. After they finished their business and signed the contract, she went home.
She was startled when she got to her door.
Because Wu Sheng was leaning against her door, dozing.
That's right, actually dozing.
He was leaning against the wall, bleary-eyed, and only opened his eyes when he heard Su Li's footsteps.
"Where have you been? I waited for you for ages. I'm cold, hungry, thirsty, and sleepy from waiting."
Su Li was puzzled. "Why are you here?"
