runaway grandma

Chapter 101

Kimura Ye took his dog and walked towards Chen Xuan with a smile on his face.

Chen Xuan saw that handsome man leading the dog over, and she was so frightened that she wanted to scream again.

"It's okay, Lei Meng is very good, don't be afraid." Kimura Ye said softly.

Ye Kimura is a thin man, but he has a good smile. He is of mixed race, and his facial features are handsome, but there is a little sickness on his fair face, which will make women have a maternal brilliance, especially when he smiles. Harmless look.

Seeing that the dog stopped barking and looked very docile in the man's hands, Chen Xuan didn't back away.

Kimura Ye rubbed Lei Meng's head, and Lei Meng shook the long brown and white hair on his body, opened his mouth, and wanted to touch Chen Xuan's hand with his head.

Chen Xuan didn't understand why it came, and jumped up screaming. She was most afraid of these big animals, especially this kind of dog.

Kimura Ye stretched out his slender hand and grabbed Chen Xuan's hand. With his smile, he held Chen Xuan's hand and touched Lei Meng's head, and Lei Meng rubbed his head against her hand affectionately.

"Look, Raymond is very good, don't be afraid." Kimura Ye looked at the girl with a face full of curiosity and fear, and comforted her.

Lei Meng rubbed Chen Xuan's hand again, and Chen Xuan relaxed a bit, and smiled: "It's very good!"

"Well, it's very good, don't be afraid." Kimura Ye kept holding onto Chen Xuan's hand and never let go of his eyes.

Li Fengyi, who was holding chopsticks beside him, was so angry that his eyes were on fire. This man dared to molested his wife in front of him. in two halves.

Crack—the crisp sound of chopsticks breaking echoed in the living room.

The maid in the living room has been removed by Aunt Wang, but there are still many people in the living room. Li Fengyi's move attracted everyone's attention.

Especially Chen Xuan, when she saw Li Fengyi's murderous eyes, her heart beat very fast. It seemed that she had angered him again. He said that even if his own things were not used, he would not let others touch them.

(End of this chapter)