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/*Part 2 of "Lime Summer"/be
Xu Muchiao took in a person.
This person is a bit strange. When he is injured, he doesn't cry out or get medicine.
I still don't like to sleep in the middle of the night.
No, Xu Muxiao finally fell asleep, but a sudden knock on the door woke her up again.
But Xu Muchiao realized in an instant that her safety awareness seemed to be too low. How could she let a strange man live in her house casually? What if he did something bad to her?
The knocking on the door continued, and Xu Muchiao became more and more frightened as he thought about it.
So, she decided to take an empty water glass with her. If the situation changes, you can still give him a head-on blow.
However, why didn't that person play his cards according to the routine? She had just unlocked it when the man outside the door had already turned the handle and opened the door.
This unplanned change caught Xu Muchiao off guard, and she subconsciously raised her water glass to throw it at him.
The next second, his wrist was clasped by a strong palm.
Then, Mo Jing took off the water glass from her hand and walked to the living room, leaving only one sentence: "I'm thirsty."
Afterwards, Xu Muchiao huddled in a corner of the sofa and looked at Mr. Mo who was drinking water slowly in front of her. A question suddenly popped into her head.
She knocked on the table and tried to talk to him.
I wanted to ask a more tactful question, but as soon as it came to my lips, it turned into: "Are you in a normal mental state?"
In the awkward silence, Mo Jing suddenly leaned forward, as if he was about to pounce on her.
Xu Muchiao panicked and ran to a corner away from Mo Jing without thinking, still protecting his head with both hands.
However, time passed by bit by bit, and she seemed... Okay? ? ?
She slowly raised her head and saw Mo Jing pouring another glass of water.
The moment the water glass was about to touch his lips, Mo Jing replied in a nonchalant manner.
"Normaler than you."
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Hard-talking, soft-hearted programmer* CEO who talks a lot but doesn't mean anything
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