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Qin Youxuan had no time to retort before she was pushed down.

“A hundred wouldn’t be a problem, nor would one more, so let’s give it a try.” Dan Hanjie turned his head and pinched her cheek.

“Hiss—”

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Qin Youxuan drew a sharp breath in pain, yet the man’s actions became increasingly unrestrained.

Angered, Qin Youxuan swung her fist to strike, landing on his robust chest. Her hand hurt ...

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