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... he put the dishes out of the pan in an orderly manner, while urging: "Okay, there is a lot of oil smoke in the kitchen, hurry up and go."

  Xie Feng was playing games with his classmates in the living room, but from what he said, it seemed that the situation was not optimistic.

  Shen Yun sat down and gave Xie An the freshly brewed tea: "Third Master, thank you for this Xixi thing."

   Xie An took it, the tea scent was his favorite taste: "It should be."

  The two we ...

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