动手了

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“If we strike first,”

(看看你自己有多无能) ── Previous context

“So you've finally decided to act yourself, haven't you?”

(顾长官和韩主席) ── Previous context

“are about to make a move against them.”

(皮亮 你不要胡来啊 你敢动她一个你试试) ── Previous context

“Don't scare me, Lame Shan! So what if I touch her?”

(讲道理都不听) ── Previous context

“then I'll have to use force.”

(这个事关键是价格) ── Previous context

“Why are you fighting?”

(你们和马德荣之间 到底有什么深仇大恨 我不关心) ── Previous context

“But I know after Xia Xue gives birth, he will make his move against you.”

(你和姜妍才刚出事 如果你现在出现在港岛) ── Previous context

“wouldn't it be easier for those who want to hurt you to make a move?”

(大家伙儿过来帮着 搬一下东西 来) ── Previous context

“You don't need to help. The females shouldn't lift anything.”

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“No more fighting. Okay. We're just good friends messing around.”

(但你想 如果咱排除了没去查) ── Previous context

“then those two really act, whose blame is that?”

(必自毙 对 必必必) ── Previous context

“We all fought, so why release them first?”

(其实我有点后悔) ── Previous context

“I should've done it myself.”

(动手了看见没 好了 冷静 干吗呢 这是法院) ── Previous context

“Did you see her swing at me? Here, I'm recording this!”

(我三天没洗头 贺子秋) ── Previous context

“I'll kill you. How can you use violence here? Stop.”

(看你冰箱里没什么吃的了 就买了一些速食) ── Previous context

“You just need to heat them up, so you don't have to cook yourself.”

(将军 魏家军杀了那些良民) ── Previous context

“Looks like Lord Changxin has made his move.”

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“But today, Lady Jing struck without hearing a word of explanation.”