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After buying incense from the foreign monk for nineteen dollars and ninety cents, Li Mumu finally realized that the Black Granny Temple was not the kind of deceitful place commonly seen on the streets.
Seizing the opportunity during lunchtime, Li Mumu took the chance to take a few young people out—the eldest girl had been clamoring to eat seafood, but the adults at home didn't have this in mind, so the family split into two groups, each going their own way in terms of food.
Apart from the eldest girl, there were two boys, one a handsome guy, and the other a little cousin, a mischievous child who was clearly a handful.
