<h4>Chapter 2445: Short of One yer</h4>


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    “Yes!” Hua Jin walked over, stooped in front of the boy, and hugged him. He then teasingly said, “We’re done with the kickoff ceremony this morning, so I’m here to y with you.”


    “What do you want to y?”


    “How about mahjong?”


    “Yup, I know how to y that.” The boy paused before giving a spiteful look. “Still, my brother doesn’t know how to y it. We can’t start a game with just the three of us.”


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    This troubled the man. “Oh, right; three can’t make up the number for a game.”


    The younger boy turned to his sibling and asked, “Do you know how to y?”


    “Nope.” The other boy shook his head nkly as he sipped his yogurt.


    Just then, a name popped into their mother’s head out of the blue. “Hey, I just thought of someone who cane over easily.”


    “Who is that?”


    She went to look for her phone directory, took out a name card, and dialed a number.


    After the line got through, she spoke into the mouthpiece smilingly, “Jun Mo, it’s Shishi. Are you busy now?”


    “Hey.” Jun Mo’s gentle, husky voice was heard from the other end of the line. “No, I’m not busy. Why?”


    “Where are you now?”


    “I’m at home.”


    “Oh, what a coincidence! Do you like to y mahjong? We’re short of one yer.”


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    The doorbell rang ten minutester.


    Thedy host ran to open the door to see the neighbor standing outside. Thetter greeted her with a quiet smile, “It’s been a while!”


    She led the guest in. “It’s been a while, indeed!”


    The other tried to recall theirst meeting. “If I didn’t remember wrongly, west saw each other at the celebration of ‘The Green Apple’.”


    Speaking of ‘The Green Apple’, Jun Mo’s male character actually stirred a lot of controversies among theizens when it was out on the market.


    After all, it was really rare for ady to act as a man.


    Such arrangements might be seen in dramas based on operas but hardly for mainstreammercial productions.


    Qin Zhou had taken a huge risk by epting a male role for the androgynous actress.


    It was worth mentioning, though, that despite her inexperience, Jun Mo managed to inject the right touches into her acting and brought out the vors expected of her supporting role, which delighted the audience. Moreover, she had an obvious advantage with her strikingly good looks and sharp features, which many young stars could only dream of, that were nicelyplemented by her gentle and elegant persona. After the release of the film, besides the main leads, her character was the most eye-catching, which started a trend of neutral look, where many girls could be seen following her fashion and hairstyle.


    The up-anding actress had also recently received a few production offers, and Yun Shishi was really astounded to learn that her offers included a spy movie called, ‘The Oriole behind the Throne’.


    This was a Central Pictures production with a cast of veteran actors. As the only neer in the lineup, Jun Mo’s performance was highly anticipated by the media.


    With her neighbor finally here, the mahjong session could begin.


    After the four of them sat down to y, Little Yichen decided to ditch his TV shows and stood beside his mother to watch the game quietly.


    The four chit-chatted as they yed.


    Hua Jin and Jun Mo, who had acted together in a drama before, got along well. Thetter had left a good impression on the former; hence, they had plenty to talk about.


    The two shared a serious smoking addiction that saw them picking up stick after stick, be it dealing a good or bad card. Luckily, the two boys did not mind it. What they did at most was avoid the two adults at times and then grumbled under their breath, “How smoky!”


    The female guest heard that and quickly apologized, “I’m sorry.”


    Same went for the male visitor, where he immediately stubbed out his cigarette.