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Mu Keyan felt that his heart was really broken......

With a bang, it shattered.

He Tingyu's new steps were stopped by Mu Keyan's sudden crying, and his two strong arms held his crying heartbroken daughter steadily, helpless.

He really didn't mean to murder her.

Just, can a heart problem be a minor problem?

Hearing her say that she was distressed, can he not be in a hurry?

"Baba ......"

"Meow meow."

Ting He listened to his daughter's heartbroken voice, and he only felt that his heart was about to break......

The few people who followed Nicholas He were also worried, looking nervously at an adult who was about to cry and a villain who was crying with tears as if he didn't want money.

"You're a fierce meow......"

Mu Keyan sobbed and looked at Nicholas He with an accusatory face, how could he not accept that the baba who loved her the most actually murdered her.

He Tingyu held Mu Keyan in both hands, and he really didn't know what to do.

Crying at his daughter's red face, that aggrieved look, he couldn't wait to go back to a minute ago and take back his fierce words.

Meow Meow's heart hurts, and he shouldn't talk to her loudly even if he is worried and anxious. She's so young, she's still a child, where does she understand.

"Baba ......"

He Tingyu was seriously short of words, and wanted to explain, so it took a long time to squeeze out two words.

Mu Keyan saw that He Tingyu was speechless, and he was even more aggrieved, the golden beans fell even more, covered his heart with one hand, and said with a sad face: "Baba, you really don't love meow......"

Mu Siyin was also in a hurry, seeing that Mu Keyan resisted He Tingyu and was scolded by the anxious man's loud voice, the aggrieved and pitiful little appearance also hurt in his heart.

immediately stepped forward a few steps, wanting to hold her into his arms, and the heartache was really not a small problem.

"Meow, I don't want to hug it, so I hug it."

As soon as Mu Siyin spoke, Mu Keyan's big eyes wrapped in tears turned to her, and he also complained with a look of accusation, and said with a look of grievance: "Ma Ma, you don't like meow anymore." ”

"You don't love meow anymore......"

The more Mu Keyan spoke, the more aggrieved he became, the two tears in his eyes rolled out again, and after the little finger was finished, He Tingyu pointed at Mu Siyin again, and the grievances seemed to have been abandoned by the whole world......

Yes......

He Tingyu and Mu Siyin were confused......

They glanced at each other, and then at the same time at their daughter......

Crying at this time is really crying, and grievances are also really grievances......

But these few sentences are connected, why are they so similar to the lines in a certain domestic romance drama that Aunt Yuan has been seeing before......

Because, Aunt Yuan has watched it many times, so Mu Siyin is familiar with it......

When Aunt Yuan watched it, Mu Keyan would often sit on the side, but basically she played with her own ......

You can see this posture......

Why is it so imperceptibly listening to too much and memorizing all the lines......

Mu Siyin saw that her daughter's face was ruddy and her complexion was not bad, except for covering her heart just now and saying that she was careful and distressed, she didn't see anything else, and she matched these lines......

There seems to be a slight discrepancy in this situation......

Seeing that He Tingyu was about to hug people out, Mu Siyin stretched out his hand and pulled it, and said along Mu Keyan's words: "Meow, don't cry first, tell Ma Ma why you don't think Baba Ma Ma doesn't love you anymore?" ”

As soon as he heard Mu Siyin's words, Mu Keyan said all over his face, Ma Ma, are you embarrassed to ask me why I think so......

"Ma Ma is not as smart as Meow Meow, Meow Meow told Ma Ma why?"

Mu Siyin started from this incident, and deeply felt that the most difficult thing in the family now was not He Tingyu, but their daughter......

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