Part Two: The Great Sugar of Eastern Land, Chapter 155

her hand. She had bought this house and supervised the renovation herself, so she was intimately familiar with every corner. 。Shu Tinglan finished her warm water and placed it on the table. She then...But Zhao Tingxing was agile and dodged. Dafang wanted to chase after him again, but Gu Ruandong stopped him.

"Although you didn't do anything useful, since my sister-in-law agreed to this for me, I'll pay the money. I can't let her take the blame."

Zhao Tingxing couldn't help but clap and applaud: "You're righteous, but I don't look down on those few stinky coins of yours."

"I don't care if you look down on me, I paid for this with my sister-in-law's money."

Originally, the big boat had been planning to leave the Mori Prefecture, but it decided to stay for two more days to resolve this matter before departing.

Zhao Tingxing knew it all along. When Lu Yaoyao agreed to give him shares, he expected her not to follow through. However, he hadn't anticipated that they wouldn't be bothered at all and instead would be touched by it themselves.

He couldn't understand where they were getting emotional.

I don't understand this so-called brotherhood between them at all.

He and Da'an are brothers, aren't they Or even twins That's a pretty close relationship, right

But they are enemies who would kill each other, wanting to destroy the other.

This time, Dan was caught in a small border town. He fully cooperated with the police investigation, handing over all of Dan's criminal records without any hesitation, leaving him with no chance of redemption. For the rest of his life, he will only be able to stay in prison.

At that time, Han Li was also there, watching the whole thing with a cold eye.

Hàn Lì and Dá'ān knew each other since they were young, but Dá'ān was taken abroad later on, and they lost contact.with her, and she pushed back on evening engagements whenever possible.Hearing her say that, Yi Muyang didn't insist any further, he understood.For a week, the two of them had almost no communication...