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... d his eyes, tears rolled down her face. He laid on Cen Pan’s body and started shaking her violently while crying. 𝒇𝔯e𝚎𝘄𝑒𝑏𝙣𝑜𝚟𝗲𝑙.c𝘰𝚖

“Auntie, wake up. Wake up. It was all a dream, right? It must be a dream.”

Ye Xiao finished the work at hand and closed his notebook. Just as he was about to see what Cen Pan and Ye Xiao were doing, he heard Ye Xiao’s loud cries from the basement. He instantly panicked and quickly ran to the recording studio.

When he opened the doo ...

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