Miss Your Kiss And Sweetness

ack for a long time, s

iding behind your uncle? Although we haven't seen each other for a long time, we are still fa

itude. Then she thought it was normal that they didn't know ea

ofa with a gentle smile. "I still remember that you were playing mud together with Sophie in the backyard whe

uckled, cover

only remembered that she had played with Charlie when she was a child and smeared the mud on his trousers. Then she ra

ance, "It's not shit, not shit! Shirley is really a bad girl! She smeared the mud on

ttention in an instant. Looking at everyone's eyes, the corners of her mouth, w

nd laughed awkwardly, "Yeah,

aw a faint smile in the eyes of her uncle, who had already sat next to her. His eyes swept o

hing could escape from Edmund's eyes. He seemed to know e

olanda chatting with her grandmother and chatting with Sophie Yin from time to time. Her un

side. Seeing that the door was unlocked, she inadvertently looked through the crack of the door and saw that her mother was bending to pick up the piece

dn't say a word, and after picking up the paper, she stood still. After a long time of stalemate, she heard

. He shook his body, sat down slowl

ke her an excuse for you to disobey me all the time!" Her grandfather'

lowered her eyebrows, but her eyes were quiet and

was not a child of th

in and again every night. Her grandfather had come to her again and again, and the t

r mother's tears, and her father who she had neve

all these unfair things, and had though

hed her to the bottom again and ag

g she had, to work hard to face life, and to thank everything

en her grandfather and mother. She didn't want to ask either. She didn't want to e

nt Yvonne to know that she had been eavesdropping behind the

en took out her math homework and put it on the table. Since she didn't know

was good at most was to forge

up, burying her head in the sea of que

hat was t

at is x e

this geometry... Th

oblems are these?" Shirley's head hit the table hard, but she didn't feel any pain. She was almost going

she had lost half of her life. Her whole head was full of the for