"Obviously I took it first," the wife said dissatisfied.
"I go first, it's obviously me first!" Bago argued with him unconvinced.
"Okay, okay, I still have some here, what are you trying to grab? I really don't understand how you guys can be so competitive," Huahua said helplessly.
"Huahua, you're partial, where's mine?" After Huahua finally finished fighting, he heard such a clear voice, and a drop of cold sweat broke out on his head. He turned to look at the girl in front of him, and then looked back. Sure enough, there were a group of people behind the girl. At this moment, they suddenly rushed forward and shouted in unison, "Huahua, where's ours~"
The camera moved and the sun shone on the hair of the teenagers, forming a dazzling light, but their smiles were far brighter than the sun...
The laughter and slapstick in my youth have become an indispensable treasure in my heart, giving me my own childishness in this noisy city.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
