There is a fox in my house

Chapter 726 Look Who's Coming?
an ordinary person. .It is impossible to have that kind of natural nobility.

Moreover, with such an alluring face, how could he be just an ordinary person.

Jiang Xueya was not in the mood to pay attention to these questions at this time.

The insult of Jiyue Liuhen troubled her like a nightmare.

She didn't want to think about it again, but she couldn't help thinking about it.

As soon as he thought about it, he gritted his teeth with hatred for Jiyue Liuhen.

"Father, mother, my daughter is tired, and she wants to take a rest..."

After all, he turned and left without waiting for any reaction from them.

Although it was not her fault that she was insulted, she felt sorry for the fox in her heart.

Maybe it's because the fox is so pure that she feels guilty.

Just lying on the bed, was called again.

"Mom, what's the matter..."

Jiang Xueya sighed softly, and got up from the bed helplessly.

It's just so hard to get a good night's sleep.

Mrs. Murong looked at her with a smile on her face.

Then he moved his body aside and said with a smile, "Wan'er, look who is here?"

Jiang Xueya frowned and looked towards the door.

When she saw the white figure standing at the door, she was startled, and her pupils shrank slightly.

Some guilty call his name, "Liuyin..."

Jiyue Liuyin stared at her blankly, and walked in slowly.

His eyes were so eager.

Holding back the excitement in his heart, he just looked at her blankly.

Mrs. Murong looked at the two of them, covered her lips and left with a smile on her face.

The door was gently closed.

Jiang Xueya jumped up from the bed suddenly, and ran towards Jiyue Liuyin.

Jiyue Liuyin spread her arms with a smile, and embraced her fully.

He buried his head deeply in her hair, and whispered affectionately, "Xue Ya... Xue Ya..."

There is a sense of lost and found. . .

Just when he felt that he was about to lose her again, he found that she was still fine.

I can't describe the ecstasy in my heart.

He could only call her name over and over again, affectionately.

(End of this chapter)