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... aid in surprise, his jaw was about to drop.

But after being surprised, he remembered that Yu Rouwan had told him about the adoption plan.

Could it be that Qing Tong is also one of the children adopted by my sister-in-law?

"It's really you, Qingtong." There was also a hint of surprise in Yu Rouwan's eyes.

She has seen Qingtong before, and her obedient appearance is extremely likable.

Among the children shown to her by the orphanage, she fell in love with Qington ...

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