Chasing After Him

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anted to go to the balcony to get some fresh air, she found that the balconies of the two rooms were actuall

their eyes met for seconds. She stared at h

ome into the bridal

sneaky posture. She was stunned for a second before she hurriedly backed

. When she thought that there was only a wall between her and her l

furry Mr. Rabbit. There were light footsteps outside

worried that she would not be able to fall asleep in a different environment, “…but it seemed that hear

ing the dinner in a hurry tonight. She was having

ocket rang, afraid of waking her, Adam turn

, why did you ask me to check on my sister-in-law? Could it be t

ed his excitement and

ter-in-law has never cheated on you, she didn’t have any relation

sk you to

tter across the phone: "No... Didn't you as

check her previo

ionship hist

quarreling with some boyfriend and getting angry

e almost eight years older and have no relationship history, is it really

scal muttered: "Sooner or later, this bad

ing sound downstairs. When he went downstairs,

her hand and placed the fried eggs on the plate, then blew on her burned fin

hen counter, he didn't comment on anything,

was affirmative, but her

id while going upstairs:

ed, and then put the slightly fried

s to call for him. Hearing the sound coming from a room with an open door, Rena wal

ound his neck, his clothes had been wet with sweat,

ce, his tall proportions were also good, and his muscles were p

astily returning to her senses, she reached out an

ck, and continued to run to

, yet he took a shower and went down

d at the breakfast on the plate. It loo

king?" Adam asked he

ning to cook doesn't mean that you must be a housewife after you get marri

icious, she was completely different from what he had imagined. He thought that she was born in such

ecessary for him to learn mo

dam wiped his mouth with a paper towel, an

n o'c

. There is a meeting, so clear the table and go on your o

nything else, he took th

ol, Helen in the sent a message: “Everyone will go home for dinn

rother, the straight man of

uman body. Helen stood behind her and observed her for a w

ens, who are you pai

ously covering the painting i

ead and staring at the cartoon characters outlined on the drawing board, she muttered s

conds, and then suddenly re

and said: "Where does it look like him? I

the upper body in the painting, seeing through her without telli

asn't him! I d

e held the brush, she didn't think about it. She kept digging

ld never admit tha