云归操作着采桑子和两个画屏站在最后面场控，努力保护画屏不被怪物攻击。
但她依旧看出了一点端倪。
无心有相的操作她见识过了，第一次和他交手时他用处了致命一击刺穿她的流水攻击，足以见得他的操作精湛。
可是今天近身的小怪很多，就好像两个高攻在偷懒，这还只是第一波。
【私聊】采桑子：你今天心情并不好。
【私聊】无心有相：嗯，读心术十级了已经。
夜受伸过头，总觉得自己的智商受到了侮辱。
虽然云归的心情不算太好，可她愿意安慰自己的这个真爱小天使。
【私聊】采桑子：有什么不开心的事，说出来我开心一下呀？
【私聊】无心有相：不要幸灾乐祸，你也一样的。
云归吐了吐舌头，读心术十级的何止是她？
虽然总台打电话说应该跟隔壁交涉过了，但她现在依然有点害怕。可能是因为平日里写得多了，这种情况下不发生点事情才是真的不对劲。
【私聊】采桑子：如果你住的地方发生了灵异事件或者谋杀案怎么办？
总台刚才只是打电话说，隔壁投诉他们太吵了，所以无相根本就没想到，云归脑补了什么剧情。
【私聊】无心有相：你想多了吧？
【私聊】采桑子：可能是吧，你呢？
【私聊】无心有相：我喜欢的妹子投诉了我。
【私聊】采桑子：那这真是一个人间惨剧，你喜欢的妹子不但不喜欢你，还很讨厌你呢！
无相心里“咯噔”一下，这……更加忧伤了。
夜受就在一旁安慰他：“相哥啊，可是云归可能根本就不知道隔壁是我们呀，她要是讨厌我们，怎么可能答应约饭呢？”
说的也有道理，无相一边操作着键盘一边思考。
第一波小怪清掉的时候，昼沐突然在队伍里打了字。
【队伍】昼沐：先等等，我拿下宵夜哦。
夜受打开了门，因为无相今天的心情不好，所以他点了点吃的。
云归也趁此机会站了起来，她听到了隔壁的开门声，想去看看隔壁究竟有没有发生惨案。
门口有说话的声音，夜受拿了宵夜准备进去，隔壁的房门打开了。
他下意识地停住了脚步，带着灿烂的笑容跟云归打招呼：“嗨，云大好巧啊，你竟然住在相哥的隔壁。”
云归，一个又怂又胆小的作者，顿时僵在了原地！
隔壁住着男神……而她刚才脑补了什么，才会觉得隔壁发生了谋杀案！
“嗨！”她的招呼有点儿僵硬，“好……好巧啊……”
作者有话要叨叨：
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Here is the full text of President Baraa\\\'s sed inaugural addreon Jan. 21, 2013, as prepared for delivery:
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