Pure Love Imprisoned: My Ex-Boyfriend, Who Blamed Me, Imprisoned Me in Love

Lin Mian was too ashamed to say anything, never expecting that He Duoye would take advantage of her in such a cunning way.

...There are two more places that will be attacked.

He bullied her until she cried, and then made her kiss him.

Lin Mian thought she would be free after the kiss, so she sat on his lap and tried to straighten her weak back.

In this position, she would be slightly taller than He Duoye, and could vaguely see the position of his face.

But I'm not entirely sure.

Lin Mian wanted to cup his face in her hands so that it would be easier to kiss him, but she couldn't move her hands. She could only rely on her instinct and lower her head to kiss him.

It turned out that this was not the end, but the beginning.

With her wrists cuffed, Lin Mian lost most of her balance and could only desperately lean against He Duoye as they jolted along.

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After the handcuffs were removed, red marks were visible on Lin Mian's wrists. He Duoye touched the subtle but obvious marks, looked at them for a while, and then, as if feeling guilty, he lowered his head and kissed Lin Mian's wrist.

Lin Mian leaned weakly against him, wanting to slap him, but because she was too weak, she raised her hand and was instead kissed on the palm and fingers.

"..." Lin Mian didn't even want to scold him anymore.

Both of them were sticky.

He Duoye filled the tub with hot water, then held Lin Mian in his arms as they soaked in the rose-scented bathtub.

Hot water and pleasant aromas are relaxing and soothing.

As Lin Mian lay in He Duoye's arms, her consciousness drifting, she slowly recalled that the first time she took a bath in a bathtub, she had specially gone to a hotel with He Duoye to book a room.

After they got together, they would sometimes go on trips.

Although Lin Mian was not wealthy, she had received several thousand yuan in scholarships during high school because of her hard work in her studies, as well as the living expenses she saved and the inheritance left to her by her grandmother.

So, she actually has a little bit of savings, though not much.

As for He Duoye, Lin Mian always assumed that he was very poor, so poor that he could only afford instant noodles and steamed buns.

So it wasn't until they traveled together and their expenses started to increase that Lin Mian realized that He Duoye was actually "very rich".

He himself said it was dirty money left behind by his father when he was gambling.

At the time, He Duoye said in a nonchalant tone, "It's about a million."

He usually lives on this money, which answers one of Lin Mian's questions. She always felt that He Duoye was very poor, but he spent money very lavishly and didn't care about the price at all.

Especially when the flowers were given to Lin Mian, it put Lin Mian under a lot of pressure, making her suspect that He Duoye had secretly sold his blood.

Knowing that He Duoye wasn't truly poor, Lin Mian felt a little less burdened, but she was still very worried that He Duoye's home would be raided one day.

In short, on one of their trips, they stayed at a hotel with a bathtub.

However, the bathtub was old and yellowed, giving it an unclean feel. Although Lin Mian really wanted to take a bath, she couldn't feel at ease with such a bathtub and had to give up with regret.

A few days later, He Duoye took Lin Mian to a newly opened star-rated hotel and booked a room.

They were the first guests to check in, and the bathtub in their room was brand new, snow-white, and sparkling clean.

He Duoye accompanied Lin Mian to soak in the bath. The feeling of being enveloped in warm water was novel, but nothing special, and not addictive.

Now, they're taking a bath together again.

As Lin Mian drifted off to sleep, she realized that taking a bath was actually quite comfortable and relaxing.

After taking a bath, He Duoye dried Lin Mian's body and dressed her in pajamas.

Seeing him with his head down, buttoning her clothes, Lin Mian suddenly said, "Rainbow cake."

He Duoye paused slightly, then casually asked, "Want to eat?"

Lin Mian said, "A safe word: rainbow cake."

The first time she celebrated He Duoye's birthday, she took a bus and traveled a long way to buy the cake.

Lin Mian remembers that the cake was a pale pinkish-white, with a very simple rainbow drawn on top of it with colorful cream, and a small white flag that said "Happy Birthday" stuck next to it.

As she was carrying the cake and rushing to catch the last bus back, the weather suddenly changed and it started to rain.

Fortunately, the cake wasn't soggy.

But it rained heavily that day, and after dark, a strong wind swept in, turning the heavy rain into a downpour.

Lin Mian celebrated He Duoye's birthday in his dilapidated house, only to find out that the place where He Duoye lived actually leaked when it rained.

Because of the heavy rain, the rainwater gathered into streams and poured down, soaking the cake I had just eaten two small pieces of.

Unable to find a bowl or basin to catch the water, Lin Mian had no choice but to open her umbrella to shield herself from the leaking rain.

Outside, a fierce storm raged, and the strong winds carrying rain poured in through the cracks, as if the end of the world had descended upon this small room.

Lin Mian was both scared and disappointed by the cake she had gone to so much trouble to buy.

Just as he was about to lower his head to talk to He Duoye, he found that the guy was squatting by the coffee table, unmoved by the wind and rain, eating his rain-soaked birthday cake bite by bite.