How stupid she was in her last life, thinking that so many "accidental encounters" were a gift from God, rather than someone taking advantage of them.
In this life, she wants all their plans to fail. She wants to subvert the world and live wantonly. She also wants to protect the man who loves her to the core, and she wants to be his wife in this life and grow old together.
Every time he dreams back, he crazily wants to imprison her, wanting her to belong to him alone.
"My husband is sick, and it's to the bone."
"Where is it? Let me see."
"When I can't see you, when I think about you, every inch of my body hurts."
When someone hears such earthy words of love, she can't help but twitch the corner of her mouth. How could she have thought that this person was a celibate and handsome man?
How blind is she?
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What's so wonderful about this book is that after all, there are too many wives
What's so wonderful about this book is that after all, there are too many wives