My Husband Is A Gary Stu

Chapter 347 Another Hour

“I don’t want to,” Armand said helplessly while looking at Genevieve with seriousness and determination in his eyes.

“I’m loyal to my marriage, and to the people I love.”

Genevieve snorted and said, “How are you loyal? You were with Marilyn for so long, yet you broke up with her because you got bored.”

Armand’s mouth twitched. “Why do you always like to bring this up?”

“Why? Did I hit a nerve?” Genevieve raised her brows and asked carefreely, “If you ever want to get back with Marilyn, I will definitely lea—”

Before Genevieve could say the words that would make him angrier, Armand immediately covered her mouth.

He turned over, pressed her under him, and pressed his lips against her. The kiss was deep, almost suffocating Genevieve. It was as if he was punishing her.

Furious, Armand ravaged her over and over again ruthlessly.

In the end, Genevieve started sobbing and begged him with her teary eyes. She didn’t dare to joke with Armand anymore.

“Are you scared now?” Armand snorted coldly.

won’t bring it up again, ever.” Genevieve wiped her tears on his

of her eyes and whispered, “Darling,

“Mando…”

“If you call my name the right way, I will carry you to take a bath. If you call my name wrongly, I’ll add

for a moment

ceiling oscillated in her eyes.

the end, she

wrapped her arms around Armand’s neck and called out

He kissed her on the cheek and carried her into

Armand, who was still sleeping soundly beside her. At that moment, she wanted nothing more than to hit

take care of the rest, but I was

Armand felt something restraining his wrist, he woke up only to find all four of his

“You’re awake, Mando?”

stood by the bed with her arms crossed. She was wearing a black suit, making her look cool and imposing, while Armand was tied to the bed naked

the temperature in the room, and he had goosebumps

gaze to Genevieve. “Darling, why am I tied up?” he

me?” Genevieve leaned over and patted Armand’s cheek. “I’ll let you lie

bully you?” Armand was puzzled, “Didn’t I do