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... start to figure it out again.

Today's incident, if she said she was in a bad position, she wasn't really indifferent. Although she was also wronged, it was also caused by misunderstanding, not to mention that it was really a lie to him to go out and open a store. Besides, with so many days to get along, the cold noodle is indeed different from the past. Without the arrogance and indifference in the initial impression, it became close to human feelings, and it was really not bad for itself ...

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