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... each other?”

“If I don’t interfere with this, my wife might even run away with someone else.”

”...”Yin bei was stunned.

His wife ran away with someone else? What did that mean?

“It’s a deal then.” ƒr𝙚𝙚𝘸e𝚋𝐧૦ѵ𝒆𝒍.𝒄𝒐m

Without waiting for her reply, Shi Mo had already hung up the phone.

Looking at the phone that had been hung up, Yin bei pursed her lips, still thinking about the meaning of that sentence just now.

What did he mean by his ...

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