"You know , cousin. It's a waste of ti to make a friend with my brother-in-law. I'm so angry." Michelle glared at Jas fiercely.
Even though she had put on makeup, her stare was still not destructive.
Jas was amused and said, "If you don't speak and don't show any expression, you really look like Aunt Nina. But your cool image couldn't be maintained as soon as you speak."
"It's none of your business." Michelle rolled her eyes, bent over and took out firecrackers from another big pocket of her trousers. She showed them to everyone, "I'll use this to blow it up. I promise it'll blow it up."
"Are these firecrackers?" Jas walked over and picked up a firecracker for observation. "Why isn't there any lead? How can you ignite it without the lead?"
"Don't say anything if you don't understand." Michelle snatched it over and turned aside angrily. "This is the most powerful rubbing cracker. It needs to be rubbed and ignited with a piece of phosphorus paper. All firecrackers I bring are this kind"
With a curious look on his face
not look."
"If we share more common characters, we will have husband-wife looks. Quantitative change leads to qualitative change."
"Dear, you've grown up." Emma praised him with a teasing tone.
As long as soone praised him, Jas would be so happy and proud. He didn't forget to flatter her, "You have taught well."
"Glib-tongued." Emma replied with a smile.
Jas said complacently, "I have no choice. Handso n always have so shortcomings, or others can't live."
Michelle complained, "Sha on you."
Emma smiled.
She was much more lively than before.
At the sa ti, Jas was much calr than before in so aspects, but he still kept the boy's passion.
The two of them had been affecting each other, helping each other beco better.
The three of them found a place to change clothes. Dressed in the sa style, they walked valiantly on the road, heading for The Mist Water Park.
When the three of them ca to The Mist Water Park, they were shocked by the scene in front of them.
How could this be?
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