Wen's mother said desperately that she would rather have a divorced daughter than raise a girl who couldn't get married.
So, hearing that the eldest lady followed her mother's wishes, she said to Roman Lie, who was clumsy and stupid with a crossbow:
Roman column, let's get married.
Facing the ecstatic Roman column, Miss Wen's heart was filled with great pity:
The poor enemy, Rome, is destined to be labeled as a divorced man in this life.
The crowd asked Rome:
Is it a wolf in sheep's clothing that is insidious, or a sheep in wolf's clothing that is cunning?
Roman pushed his glasses, which were about to fall off the bridge of his nose, and said slowly: It doesn't matter whether it's a tabby cat or a black cat, as long as it can catch mice, it's a good cat.
The crowd seemed to be in a coma.
Roman Lie looked at his petite and fierce wife at home, and sneered in his heart: Isn't it?
This article has a sinister man in sheep's clothing and a cunning woman in wolf's clothing.
I just don't know,
Is it a wolf planting a sheep?
Or a sheep in the mouth of a wolf?
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