Get rid of the evil husband: there is a fox at home

However, he could see clearly what was in front of him.

He walked gently to the side of the bed and looked down at the person lying on the bed.

She had obviously fallen asleep.

There was a slight smile on the corner of his lips, and he sat on the edge of the bed, reaching out a hand to touch her face.

The big hand first touched her face for a while, and then went all the way down her neck viciously. [

When his hand has slowly moved to her chest.

Suddenly, she opened her eyes.

He grasped his hand and folded it forcefully.

There was a click, and the crisp sound of broken bones was especially clear in the quiet night.

An expression of astonishment appeared on Jiyue Liuhen's face, and the pain from his hand made him realize that he was actually attacked by her.

She knows martial arts?

This surprised him a little.

During those days in the fake cave, he never found out.

He is a monster, and he broke a hand, which brought him only a moment of pain.

Soon, he grabbed her neck with his other hand.

Then he bent down, pressed under her body, put his head on her neck, and bit her neck.

"Little thing, how dare you sneak up on me..."

He didn't bite hard, but just made a shallow mark on her neck.

She was still struggling just now, but at this moment, she became quiet and did not move at all.

He was startled, and quickly let go of the hand that was holding her neck, and looked up, only to see her dark eyes looking at him intently.

The room was pitch black, and there was not even a ray of moonlight tonight.

He could clearly see every expression on her face.

However, she couldn't see his face clearly.

However, why did he feel that those dark eyes staring at him seemed to see him clearly? [

He is going to play the role of picking flowers tonight.

The reason is to make her afraid.

Her expression is so calm, without a trace of panic, how can his play continue?

"You'd better obey me obediently. I will definitely let you taste the sweetness. If you don't obey, don't blame me for not being sympathetic..."