The Boss is Very Busy

Gu Mo couldn't help but wonder. He glanced at the people inside. The man was slender and sitting in the corner. He couldn't hide his temperament, which was inexplicably dangerous.

Gu Mo always felt something was wrong. He was about to speak out, but Kapok had no objection and asked him, "You won't force me to go on a hunger strike, right?"

"..." Wen Shumu glanced at her: "No."

Kapok nodded: "That's fine."

Hearing Kapok's words, Gu Mo didn't know how to react for a moment. He pursed his lips and couldn't help but ask, "Are you okay here?"

With five people in the car, it was inevitably a bit crowded, and it was inconvenient to sleep. It was indeed a lot easier to come alone. Kapok thought and shook his head, "Don't worry, I'll protect you from the front."

Gu Mo was silent for two seconds, then raised his eyes to look at Wen Shumu. The other person's eyes were slightly lowered, and the corners of his lips curved in an arc that seemed imperceptible. He looked away, nodded at Kapok, and gave instructions.

"When in danger, you must protect yourself."

Kapok didn't think too much and nodded.

After Gu Mo left, he was ready to set off again.

Suddenly there were many snacks beside her. Kapok looked down and found that it was different from before. There were some potato chips with different flavors. She opened her eyes wide and asked, "Where did you get these?"

Wen Shumu didn't answer her, but looked at her calmly with deep eyebrows, "I didn't want you to go on a hunger strike."

Kapok blinked, knowing that he was talking about what he just said, so she didn't refute, she curved her lips and smiled: "Thank you, that..."

She looked at it and couldn't help but ask: "Can I leave some for my friend?"

The man paused and said, "For whom?"

"Just..." Kapok replied: "My friend."

"Which friend?"

"...all of them."

Hearing this, Wen Shumu nodded, expressionless: "It's up to you."

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At night again, Kapok fell asleep in a daze, and there was a rustling sound in her ears. It was very subtle but she still understood it clearly. When she heard the movement beside her, Kapok suddenly became alert.

She opened her eyes and looked to her side.

He only saw the person beside him carefully opening the car door and preparing to get out. Kapok immediately became clearer. Before the other person got out, he stretched out his hand to hold the corner of his clothes and asked in a low and unclear voice.

"Where are you going?"

Kapok could clearly feel the other person's figure pause for a moment, then turned his head and stared at her quietly in the darkness. The man slowly made no move to get out of the car, and his fingertips quietly covered the back of the girl's hand.

In the night, the outline of his face looked blurry, but the beautiful and smooth lines on his face could still be seen through the faint light. Wen Shumu frowned invisibly, and his magnetic and cold voice was very low.

"Did I wake you up?"

Kapok wanted to shake her head, but finally thought that it seemed to be the case, so she didn't nod and just spoke.

"Is it your turn to keep vigil?"

Wen Shumu looked directly at her calmly, "Yeah."

Kapok rubbed the corners of her eyes. When her thoughts were clearer, she sat up and spoke.

"I'll accompany you."

Hearing this, the man frowned and disagreed, "What are you going to do? Have a good sleep."

Kapok had just woken up, and she only knew that the person in front of her was her little brother. She couldn't help but get closer and gently put her arms around his waist, a little stubbornly.

"No, I want to go."

Wen Shumu froze suddenly.