You Hit My Heart by Kylie Stanford

Chapter 1750: Who Has No Self-Control?

In Felix's mind, there was only a loud "boom," and his willpower instantly crumbled.

What was Vicki asking? Was she inviting him? Although she was never shy about taking the initiative, she seemed too daring this time.

He couldn't resist her temptation. Without thinking, he lowered his head and passionately kissed her, entwining with her.

After a passionate kiss, when his hand touched her arm and felt the bandage, he suddenly woke up, as if doused with a bucket of cold water.

Was he crazy? She was injured. What was he doing?

Suppressing his discomfort, he resolutely let her go. His rationality returned.

had

a sense of emptiness followed. Vicki frowned, her voice slightly hoarse, "Why aren't you continuing?" She glanced at him. "Are you

pain. "Vicki, what do you mean? In your eyes, am I

four years. Don't you know my character? You've seen the situation in the Saunders family, the deceit and manipulation. I deliberately made

used to be indifferent to his reputation and what others thought of him, he now cared. He didn't care how others saw him, but he couldn't bear Vicki misunderstanding him. He couldn't take it. He felt like he was going crazy with anger. Vicki raised her slender phoenix eyes, tinged with desire. Her gaze deepened as she reached out her hand, lightly tracing Felix's handsome features, her sensual lips slightly parted, full

his Adam's apple, impatiently saying, "You talk too much. Are you going to do

to explain clearly

had only heard women say that they wanted to have

muttered, "So verbose. Of course, I know what kind of person you are. Do

lips trembled slightly. He was getting agitated. She admitted it herself, she

to fill, nearly half full. The water rippled, reflecting the radiant glow of her skin, as if

suppressing his own discomfort, his voice hoarse as he said, "You're injured, and I can't

at him with cool eyes, her narrow phoenix eyes slightly raised. As long as she wasn't embarrassed, it was others who were embarrassed. She had always had