company, Klaus

However, the woman in front of her made Haili look even more obtrusive. She shouldn't have appeared. In this case, Hope will be taken care of by her sooner or later. Now, there are too many unknowns.

"You know I'm coming to you?" Hailey sneered, "You're actually with Klaus, you have such unique taste, you'll fall in love with that devil"

Mira raised her eyebrows and didn't reply. The two of them stalemate quietly. Compared with Mira's calmness, the two ghosts were very angry.

Is Klaus the devil? He is also a member of the Michelson family. It is not up to a werewolf to comment--from Cole

Is the werewolf in front of me the girl that Elijah likes very much? It turns out that Elijah likes this kind of girl--from Gia

Mira signaled the two ghosts not to talk, "Go out and talk." Mira turned her head to Haili who had a gloomy face and said, "You don't want your daughter to see your expression now?"

After coming to the living room, Mira sat on a chair and looked at Haili who looked at her defensively, "You don't have to be so nervous. If I want to kill you, you have no chance to resist." It's not that Mira is confident, She didn't bother to fight a wolf girl who couldn't even beat Klaus.

Hai Li's expression suddenly became more gloomy. "It's not good for Hope to be by your side. She needs a peaceful life. Although it's not peaceful here in Klaus, at least you don't have to worry about being hurt by Yue Ye's out-of-control mother, right?"

"If it wasn't for Klaus, how could I lose control?" Hailey gritted her teeth.

"Don't blame others if you don't have the ability." Mira interrupted Haili's complaint without hesitation, "Didn't you already create a rift between Elijah and Klaus, what else do you want?"

Meera stood up and walked up to Hayley and looked her in the eye, "If I remember correctly, you're already married, let me figure it out, you and Klaus gave birth to Hope, and you had sex with Elijah. Ambiguous or blatantly in love, and married to the former leader of the wolf tribe, tsk tsk tsk,,, in the words of my hometown, you are eating what is in the bowl and watching what is in the basin. You not only eat the bowl and look at the basin, but also miss on the stove"

Putting pressure on Haili a little bit, Mira continued, "You and Klaus have not received any legal or recognized procedures, so you have no right to speak when I am with Klaus, and I This person has a small problem, which is that he is very defensive. Now that Klaus is with me, even if he kills the entire New Orleans vampire, witch, werewolf, I will follow him firmly, and even take care of him, unless he decides not to Stay with me, otherwise life and death will never give up"

Seeing Haili struggling to breathe and gradually slowing down, Mira sighed and let go of the invisible shackles on Haili, "Hope, you will see her again in the future, and I will tell her who her biological mother is, but you It’s no better than Klaus being entrusted to take care of the children. If you can’t solve your own problems, how can you educate the next generation well? You can go, and take away the little wolf dog outside the door who just wants to come in. I don’t want to kill."

Haili looked at Mira who went upstairs with resentment, but the difference in strength was too great, so she had to take Jackson away in despair.

Going upstairs to the door of Hope's room, Mira saw Elijah standing on the balcony with a pensive face, and Klaus standing behind him leaning against the wall and looking at her. La is shy, and Klaus' eyes are too hot. Although a forbidden spell was set outside the door to prevent Jackson from coming in, she didn't deliberately prevent others from coming in, and she didn't know how much Klaus heard. The more Mira thought The redder the face, Klaus looked at the domineering little girl in front of him who was now blushing enough to boil eggs, and the smile on the corner of his mouth became wider and wider.

The author has something to say: I'm sorry, the author is broken in love, and I feel that I can't write a sweet article, I'm sorry. . . .