How Can the Saintess Be a Boy!?

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In my protest, Xu Bai hung up the phone and shoved it back into his pocket.

"Why are you telling Li Qi that I'm sleeping? Also, that's my cell phone!

He drove in vain and silent, with a smile on his face.

"Give it back to me!" I complained.

I'm going to call back and clarify with Lian Qi-next!

"Then you grab it.

.. grab? I looked around and looked forward as the car galloped on the road.

"You're driving, forget it! Be safe!" I held my hand for a while and forbeared.

The car drove, drove, drove, and I couldn't help asking: "Where are you taking me?

"Ah ?!" I blurted out-one "Are you taking me to see my parents? \"

Glancing at me in vain, "Why, you seem nervous to see your parents?"

"I don't have any mental preparation ..." I said with a quibble of my skirt.

"I think it ’s a good day for you to see your parents.

"Well, I didn't do it just to see my parents.

Actually, I was quite happy when I was vain, I didn't expect her to add another sentence-"Few boys will dress so beautifully." She pursed her lips, "especially wearing white stockings .

As soon as I heard it, I felt wrong, blushing-"Hey! Are you bragging about me or sarcastic about me?"

"Then you did it to see me?"

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"No! Don't get me wrong! Do SF light and small rule.

Keke, as a boy, he wore a beautiful dress on purpose to see the other person-it was shameful to be understood like this, okay?

They said it was a misunderstanding!

Moreover, even when I want to put on makeup, I don't allow it at the time. Even so, I was late.

"So ... haven't arrived yet?

"What are you looking forward to?"

"I didn't expect anything!"

"I'll be frank with you as a boy.

I was ashamed in a flash, "Don't! Can't say ~ -w ~!"

"Hello! Didn't you say I won't bother driving?

The car is driving crookedly, but the loss is ...

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