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... d that the two wild boars were fighting each other, so Gao Gang picked up a cheap one. You guys hurry up and go."

Regarding this kind of thing, after hearing it, Mr. Liu could understand that Gao Gang really started to give things to the house again - to get things from you.

And to use such an excuse, it really makes the old man feel particularly uncomfortable in his heart, but there is no way, who made their family such a condition.

What's more, this kind of thing is well k ...

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