She was like collecting stamps, collecting each of his different looks bit by bit. Even though her initial impression of him collapsed in the process, she felt relaxed.

The closer we get, the more eager we are, the more we understand the unfamiliar side of him, and the more relaxed we feel.

She felt she was sick too.

After two or three seconds, she suddenly realized what had happened.

Shi Yin's eyes were fixed, looking at the man lying on her bed, then lowering his eyes and looking at herself.

I changed into a t-shirt, with no underwear hanging inside, and my legs were bare.

Shi Yin stiffened, pulled open his collar, and looked through the collar.

My body was clean, with nothing on it, no traces of the 300-round battle, no back pain or leg cramps.

She turned her head again, looked at Gu Congli, and met the man's pale eyes.

He looked at her calmly, his light brown eyes were clear and light, just like usual, without the slightest hint of sleepiness or sleepiness.

Shi Yin was startled, kicked back on the bed twice, pulled away a little, opened his mouth, closed it again, and cleared his throat: "Are you awake?"

The voice is a bit hoarse.

Gu Congli sat up and took the water on the bedside table next to her and handed it to her.

The quilt slipped off his body, revealing the man's naked upper body. In the dim light, the clavicle and shoulder lines were visible from above. The abdominal muscle lines were vague when viewed from below, and there were two small ones on the chest muscles -

Shi Yin covered her eyes and didn't even bother to drink water. Her face turned red from holding it in, and even her ears were red. She stammered: "Why don't you wear clothes?"

The author has something to say: I never knew what the hormonal smell of the boyfriend described in the novel was like.

Until I got a boyfriend.

Mixed with the smell of laundry detergent, how should I put it, cough cough, it smells pretty good...
Chapter completed!