The Wish - Part 2

Xiao Ma

Sinopsis

She was crying , Xu Chengxiao wasn't sure why , but he was very willing to watch her cry when she was happy: he was usually eloquent , but if he didn't like it, he would fight with him , and he had nothing to do with her. There is only this moment, just relying on primitive brute force to press her down, fold her soft body into a position that is convenient for him, bully her to the point of trembling, and can only softly cling to him, woo woo Crying , Xu Chengxiao felt a great sense of accomplishment.
Only then did she feel that she was entirely his, conquered by him .
Only at this time will she not be afraid that she will be dissatisfied with him and leave him.
This tossing lasted for several hours, and of course he couldn't go back to the compound. Situ slowly cried until his eyes were thin and red , and fell asleep in his arms tired and trapped. Xu Chengxiao was in good spirits. He hugged her like a darling and coaxed her to sleep. He was reluctant to coax her to sleep. He woke her up again. I used to take a bath, and I applied body lotion and bubbles to her like a doll, and I pressed her sore body back and forth. Unfortunately, Situ was so sleepy that he was almost unconscious, and thought he was stroking her again.
He wrapped her in a large bath towel, carried her out, and put her on the bed. She always looked tired with her eyes closed. He thought that she hadn't eaten since morning, so she couldn't just sleep like this all night.

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