Xu Qi, hurt once again, didn't know what to say. What could he say? Was he in his twenties? Was he normal for someone in his twenties to be unmarried?
He thought that after he said that, the little guy might not let him go even more. He didn't expect that the little guy was a well-behaved little girl in front of his fourth sister, but a thorn in front of others.
Lao Jin and Lao Quan were left speechless by his remarks. They decided not to continue talking to him and climbed onto their beds to get ready for sleep.
Xu Qi looked at Song Tangzi sitting on his bed and reminded him, "Your bed is up there, can you climb up?"
"I can do it, Brother Xu. I didn't say anything about you just now. You will always be the best in my heart. They can't compare with you." After saying that, he climbed onto the bed.
Xu Qi thought this little guy was really funny. He had just been hurt indiscriminately, and now he was being fed a sweet date. Should he be angry or not?
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Song's father learned the day his youngest son would board the train, and was preparing at home to deal with that bad boy.
Thinking of his dozen or so dirty tricks, he suddenly felt even more excited and took out the plan book he had written.
"You don't want to go to school, right? As your father, how can I disagree? You've always wanted to go to the countryside to play, so I won't let you go."
After saying that, he started writing a letter to his old comrade. Since he owed him a favor, he would leave his son to him!
Anyway, there are no classes in school now, which is just right for that brat.
As Song's father thought about it, he smiled like a villain. When his old comrade saw the thick stack of letters, he couldn't help but spit out the water he had just drunk.
Looking at the shameless Song Hua above, crying about how difficult it had been for him during this period, and even flattering him a few times in the middle, in the end he still wanted to leave that brat of his to himself.
Later on, he emphasized that he owed him a favor and had to help him. Wasn't he forcing a good woman into prostitution? Seeing this, he almost got a high blood pressure attack.
Fortunately, there was another topic in this letter that interested him. It turned out that the boy in his family was so interested in Chinese medicine. He would have to test him carefully. Maybe he could be his successor!
Thinking of this, he took out a piece of paper and wrote a big "approximately" for him.
Song Tangzi, who was still laughing on the train, had no idea that the days he was about to live would be the most unforgettable in his life. When he returned home, he thought he was just studying medicine and happily used his expertise.
I didn't expect there was such a huge pit, and it was too late to regret it now.
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