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... Seeing Xiao Man's opposition, Li Jiaqi was full of gratitude, Qin Cheng frowned, and wanted to say something. He looked worriedly at Xiaoman, who seemed to understand Qin Cheng's meaning.

"He's waiting outside the door, and it won't cause us any trouble. By the way, the Bai family is in the third yard next door. You can go to the Bai family to have a look, and see Bai Jing if you are fine.

"It's your fiancee after all, and you don't want to be cornered by others, that's pretty path ...

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