Heidi's Seven Days of Love: The Bought Wife

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And she especially hates the approach of men. Every time, she feels a little...disgusted.

Blinking his eyes, looking at this rumor, he was drunk from a distance, and fainted from a close view, his eyelashes trembled slightly.

Her face was a little red, probably because of the wine she had for dinner.

Looking at him, he was a little intoxicated. For the first time, he saw her blushing. [

When she was drinking, she looked much better than normal. Before he knew it, he opened his mouth and called softly: "Qiqi..."

Then he stared at her collar a little absent-mindedly, drawing those limited-level pictures in his mind.

Her fair skin, her enchanting figure.

Charming and charming.

Unable to bear it, he swallowed his saliva, pressed close to her ear, and asked softly: "Is it okay?"

Jin Yu raised his head, looked into his flinty eyes, took a deep breath, suppressed the fear in his heart, and blinked slightly.

Like a charm, like a promise.

A hint of excitement flashed in the fickle black eyes, and he watched her breasts rising and falling due to breathing, rubbing against his own chest, soft and very seductive.

Like an unspoken invitation.

The light in the fickle eyes became warmer and softer. Has her mind opened up?

agreed?

Immediately, she stretched out her hand, with a bit of treasure, to take off her clothes bit by bit.

The small and broken sounds, in the house, are particularly intriguing.

Jinyu stared at Boqing intently, until his hand unbuttoned the third button of her clothes, she raised her head, and belatedly asked, "What can I do?"

The flirtatious movements stopped suddenly.

The beautiful atmosphere just now, because of her words, ruined the scenery.

He stretched out his hand, slapped it, and turned on the light in the room, and found that her eyes were as deserted and clean as ever.

Spotless.

Even if all men see it, they are reluctant to defile it. [

He looked at her for a long time, his eyes gradually became sharper, and sure enough, there was no desire.