[All background characters in this story are fictional. Please don't take them as historical fact!]
They say that if you want to write a story well, the best way is to experience it yourself.
Question: What should I do if my neighbor is a hitman?
Answer: Get on his good side and stay alive.
A love story between a third-rate mystery writer and a pure-hearted hitman.
Main characters: Andrew Robert and a devoted hitman with countless identities [This hitman may be a bit of a chatterbox.]
P.S.
1. This story won't make your brain work too hard. It won't make your brain work too hard. It won't make your brain work too hard.
2. I think it's a sweet little story.
3. One-on-one romance.
4. A quick read for the bathroom. It won't be long.
Looking forward to the follow-up, I can't get enough of it
You let me live. I felt sorry for Wilson for three seconds.
Poke it big, poke it out
Damn it, the number of words you have written in the past period has been much more than the number of words you are currently writing. What about the promised ending? Winter vacation is relatively free. Is it really that busy?
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Read DaDa's other article, DaDa finally plans to It's about to end
Read DaDa's other article, DaDa finally plans to It's about to end
I need you, so flirty
I have become a weirdo who only knows how to moan. .
Sweet cohabitation life. Jpg