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... lly don't know her very well."

  Acquaintances can't do this.

  Jiang Qi paused for a moment, then glanced back in the direction of Suko Cave, "After all, this is still your territory. Of course, I want to discuss everything with you. If she wants to go tomorrow, she can take her with her."

  In fact, it is more convenient to bring many things with her, Su Kou can understand without explaining.

  But he still prefers to explain, especially to Sang Jian.

  …

...

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