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"I knew that it was so expensive, I shouldn't let you put it..." Huo Mian hurts, even if it is not his own money, it hurts.

Qin Chu is extremely calm, "some good things are in memory, this memory is hard to buy."

Huo Mian looked at him and sighed slightly. "Well, you look good, you count."

Qin Chu spoiled her head and touched her head.

"Go back, it's a bit windy."

Huo Mian nodded, and then the two went back.

The room for two is arranged on the 19 ...

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