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... incess wanted to speak directly to her, but when she saw Princess Yujun, Bai Minmin and Zhou Jingwan who were playing with her, they swallowed the words again, thinking that they hadn't revealed it, and said softly, "" Nothing." With his hands behind his back, he tiptoed and walked away briskly.

Ming Tan was originally playing Shuanglu with Bai Minmin, and when Princess Yujun came over, she was eager to try, but Shuanglu could only play with two people, so Ming Tan pulled Zhou Jingwan, wh ...

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