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... s earlier couldn’t help but feel excited.


Ye Linlang had already walked a few meters away, but she could still hear the laughter from the other side.


The more Ye Linlang thought about it, the more depressed she felt. She couldn’t help but reach out to punch Jiang Qiran.


“Are you trying to rebel? Flirting with other girls in front of me. Wait till I imitate you in two days!”


That’s right, her boyfriend was too good-looking, and Ye Linlang had a strong sense ...

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