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"Hnnng."

A woman's first moan was always a good sign.

Even if she tries to suppress it, it can't be suppressed, so she lets out a breath.

As she moaned, his wife's head fell back. The yukatas were randomly strewn above the sheets.

A wisteria petal was stuck to the back of her neck. He stretched down and bit the flower petal. The petal and skin both crumbled between his teeth. The sweet taste spread in his mouth like an aphrodisiac.

"Haa..."

Xiao's hand gripped her abandoned yukata. He had already teased her nipples, and they glistened as they perked up. With another surge of desire, Jun Shang cupped her breast once again.

His wife's body was beautiful. It was as smooth as a painting. Her perfectly supple breasts, her long and slender hands and feet. More than that, the most captivating features were her fragrance and her pale, soft skin that seemed to melt underneath her hands.

'You're beautiful.' She didn't seem to be touched by his words. There was no reason for her to respond with 'You too' just to be polite. But none of that mattered. Her proud face and her cold eyes. All of it. He liked all of it. And starting today, all of it would be his.

"Ahh."

Flash Marriage: My Wife is Just Too Domineering

But Ethan did not wake up. Not only was the doctor bewildered but so was everyone else in the residence. Surprisingly, Adelina was the one who seemed to remain calm.

'Wasn't he working himself to exhaustion until now? He will wake up once he's had enough rest.'

Because her voice was so steady and sure, everyone else could do nothing but wait as well.

As if time had stopped, each passing day felt extremely long. After three days had passed, the rain began to come to a stop. After washing and changing her clothes, Adelina entered Ethan's room.

Sitting on his bed, Adelina cautiously stroked Ethan's cheek.

His body had returned to normal, but he was still in a deep sleep. Although she wanted to shake him awake, she held back because she wanted to let him get some well deserved rest.

"The rain has stopped, and the weather has gotten better."

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