readx;? Since he was a child, others didn't dare to say it to him, Haixin opened his mouth and came to him, and he vomited blood without a slow rush. Pen, Fun, Pavilion www.biquge.info Kang Lele, poisonous tongue, attack power, military merit medal, half of the credit of Haixin. Other people's joys, sorrows, and sorrows are conveyed through the eyes and nose, and she is good, all written on her sinuous hemangioma. Especially when she fought with Kang Lele, everyone else was bursting with green tendons, but she was the only one bursting with red tendons. The one was so full of blood that you could even see the distribution of blood flow in the surrounding capillaries. Thinking of this, Kang Lele couldn't help but laugh for a while. It wasn't until I don't know how long it took for the momentum to pass. Although Haixin hated her innate flaw, for Kang Lele, it was the most vivid part of his memory of her. Although he doesn't think that every cloud is lovely because the heart of the sea has become a cloud. But I believe that in the years to come, every time he thinks of this long and bright red hemangioma, he still can't help but laugh.

"I always felt that no one in this world could make you submit, but you were captured by death so easily, how could I not feel funny~" Kang Lele looked at the sky again, and his half-stretched arms stopped in mid-air. "How can I believe that ~ you are no longer here!" The smile that couldn't be put down at the corner of his mouth had frozen.

He was stunned for a moment before he lowered his hand that was frozen in the air, so excited that he accidentally touched the violin next to him. Lest the baby fall into the water, he hurriedly reached out to protect it, and simply rescued him in time, only to take up some water stains. Although there was a plastic bag wrapped around it, he was afraid that it would get wet, so he hurriedly turned over his handkerchief in his pocket, and inadvertently brought out a one-dollar coin, which fell into the water in a flash of silver light. When he turned around and was about to wipe the violin, he didn't pay attention to the wide hem of the tuxedo, and the violin was brought to the edge of the pool. As soon as I settled down, I wanted to sit up straight with the force under my feet, but the stone slab that had just rained did not make any effort or tighten, and I slipped one by one, and my body was caught off guard and fell back and fell into the water with the piano.

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