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... ds from her ears, and his low and magnetic voice sounded slowly. “He lives in a small wooden house. The small wooden house is in a deserted forest. There are many animals in this forest, and the man’s neighbor is a cute monkey. This monkey bumped into a watermelon when he went out today.”

The redness in Xiao Ying’s face faded with Cheng Yang’s words.

She knew that she had misunderstood him.

“Little Monkey had never seen a watermelon before, so he has gone to look for othe ...

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