Бездомная собака в моих мыслях

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"Hey! That's outrageous! Is this how you treat your guests...?"

The maple leaves were ablaze with color, the reeds swayed like snowflakes, and on the wide bluestone path, the girl's incessant chatter echoed, though her words, though seemingly playful, were actually tinged with delight. What did Ziteng have to do with going to his house? Was she trying to run away?

The white-clad youth's gaze fell on the girl, paused for a moment, and then suddenly smiled like the warm sun: "You're only having stomach pains now? It's too late!"

The girl said urgently, "It's not too late! As long as we haven't... entered your house yet, it's not too late! Isn't that right, Brother Liu Yue?"

She reached out and took the hand of another handsome young man in a yellow shirt beside her. The man looked back at her with clear and unwavering eyes and a gentle, tender smile.

The young man in white pulled her back to his side, smiling broadly, and said, "When they found out we were coming home, Dad and Mom came to pick us up. Look—"

The girl looked up and saw a man and a woman standing side by side on the tall city wall. The man was as handsome as a jade tree in the wind, and the woman was as beautiful as a peony shrouded in mist. Although their faces were not clearly visible from afar, their noble temperament and imposing presence made her admire them from the bottom of her heart.

Are they your parents?

"They are our parents!"

“We,” the girl said with a distressed expression, “I…I already have several parents…if two more come…we really can’t handle it…” Her cheeks puffed out like two small steamed buns.

The young man in white smiled, extended his index finger, and gently poked her pink, round cheek before casually grabbing her collar and sweeping forward.

"Hey! That's outrageous! Is this how you treat your guests...?"

The maple leaves were ablaze with color, and the reeds drifted like snowflakes. On the wide bluestone path, the girl's incessant chatter could be heard, though she seemed to be scolding, she was actually delighted.