A Billion Dollar Exchange - Chapter 204: I missed You

“I wasn’t born a lucky person, I’m just too strong.”

On his way home late in the evening, Xiao Li found a letter asking for help and inexplicably came to an unknown place. He had to finish the task given before he could succeed in returning to reality. In the legendary haunted school, Xiao Li looked at his companions’ task of ‘survive until dawn’ and then looked at the tasks displayed in his book:

Tell me your name.

Tell me what you like.

Kiss me.

Xiao Li: ????

He was very confused and then refused.

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Though it felt a little awkward to be my good brother’s aunt, it was really exciting to find out how handsome and rich his uncle was.

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[System Activate : Neuro link]

[Warning : Extreme Explicit Mission]

[Accept Mission (Yes) (No) ]

[Mission Reward : Mind Break Unlock ]

[Mission Penalty : Erectile dysfunction]

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