Chapter 144

Mia smiled slightly and nodded her head. "I never expected that your family has moved here after not seeing each other for years." Before the boy could finish his sentence, Mia pouted, interrupting him impatiently. "What nonsense are you talking? It's been more than a decade since we last saw each other. If it weren't for the uncle from our hometown who called me to pick you guys up, I wouldn't even know you're in the capital city." "I'll be relying on you a lot for these coming days." Mia nodded. "However, try to be lively during the day when you're at home, and except for eating, try not to come out at night." "Why?" Mia glanced up towards a higher floor. "My younger sister is also at home, I'm still not sure if she's back yet. She has a bad temper, so it's best not to provoke her." The girl didn't take this well. "Why though? Isn't this your house as well, Mia? You're just too kind, like when we were kids. Do you know the saying 'Kind horses are ridden by people; kind people are bul