Blind Miracle Doctor

Chapter 29: Chapter 29

“Who else could it be but Sister Xinru!”

I tried to sound calm and steady, but my voice trembled as I answered.

“Tsh, lucky you can’t see, or else you definitely wouldn’t say that,” she said coquettishly, casting me a glance, “Even though my mom is older than me, don’t all you men like mature women? The most crucial thing is that her… is much bigger than mine, don’t you like that?”

“If you could see, you would realize that my mom looks almost the same age as me, and she knows much more,” she said.

I was stunned, not understanding why Xinru was saying these things to me.

As I met her sly gaze, I suddenly realized what she was doing.

This woman was actually setting a trap for me!

“Sister Xinru, what are you talking about? She is an elder to me; I wouldn’t dare to harbor other thoughts,” I said earnestly.

“Actually, even if you really did like her it wouldn’t be a problem. My mom is such a charming woman; which man wouldn’t like her?” Xinru laughed dismissively.

I remained silent, utterly baffled by her behavior tonight.

“Sigh!”

out a wistful sigh, pouted her lips, and said in a wronged tone, “I really don’t see what’s so good about marriage. After getting married, we’re mostly apart; it’s like I’m living in

scoffed, realizing she was complaining about

her husband would never come back, so that I could keep her to

gym. If you dare to mess around

her. As for whether or

and upset her, I started moving again promptly to divert her attention and keep her from

feels

your

in the face of my fierce attacks, clinging tightly to me, eyes shut and screaming

me, Aunt Wu’s mature, alluring form and that seductive gaze

lacked, an irresistible allure for all

Aunt Wu moaning beneath me and, without realizing

could barely stand, and I still had not

Little Tian, you… you last too long. Hurry, you’re going to kill your

leaning onto the washbasin, her soft

then, a crazy idea struck

her

Tian, what… what are you doing?” she

do it in a different place,” I said with a mischievous

“Ah… No, don’t…”

guessed my intention