My Four Miraculous Treasures

Chapter 63

The villager pointed out the little path they'd have to follow, in order to find the village graveyard.

It was clear that the car would not fit into such a narrow path.

Tyson turned to discuss this with his boss: "Sir, I can't drive us through there. It's all mud, so we might get stuck."

Immediately, Jasper opened the door and got out of the car.

Last night, how it had felt to touch Willow, the scent of her body... it had been exactly like that woman from five years ago...

He'd reached into her clothes on purpose, and found the same satin-smooth skin, delicate as a dream... setting his heart afire, remembering the passion of that night...

His blood was boiling. His throat was seized up tight.

At first, he'd allowed Willow to be by his side because he wanted to train up his own willpower, and learn to resist her charms.

His ultimate goal was to remain calm and in control of himself, even if she stripped completely naked and laid herself down before him.

yet... when her fingers brushed against his hand... and when she'd bent over, and the top of her blouse dipped to reveal

Yvette's grave, and take a look at the woman he'd actually slept with, so

that would help him put these

her body, and he'd

of this

well, and hurried after Jasper as he set off down that path to the

would burst out from the tall grass with a rustle. The

path itself, though, was absolutely

the whole village. Everyone was gathering around to look at the car, and

whole, the villagers were poor. Most had never set foot into a city before, so they

until now, the nicest car they'd ever seen was

glittering Rolls-Royce was like finding an alien spaceship. Curious and awed, they simply couldn't take

of the younger villagers told everyone. "It's called a Rolls-Royce! Just one like this costs

whole lot of money! Who's this wealthy big-shot, and why would he come to a place like this

kissing up to Samantha earlier (and talking down to Willow) was now so shocked she

had come

her imagination was limited by poverty, it was impossible for her to imagine how a