Crystal's One Night of Love

Chapter 6 Don’t Play Around if You Can’t Afford To

Henry was so straightforward about it that Crystal felt a little awkward.

In reality, she had never done the deed with Robert before.

When she was with Robert, the most they had done was a light kiss and nothing else.

Crystal fell silent for a long while.

Henry didn’t prod any further. Instead, he slowly finished the cigarette, and the traffic started moving again.

He pulled up at the side of the road.

Crystal didn’t even have the chance to ask anything before he undid her seatbelt with a soft click.

Then, he carried her onto his lap.

He removed the coat she was wearing, revealing her minimally dressed body. Her clothes were half-drenched, so the moisture quickly seeped into his gray dress pants, dyeing them a darker gray; just the looks of it felt scandalous.

Outside, the storm raged on.

The windshield wipers waved back and forth, and the scene inside the car flashed blurrily.

was forced to lie on top of the

quite skilled at this, and he quickly convinced Crystal to surrender. She lay in the man’s arms in a daze,

secretly shocked when she saw her dissolute figure

dissolute woman really

someone like Henry would never finish his business in the car. He nudged a corner of her tiny lips as he asked in a hoarse voice, “There’s a high-class B&B nearby. Why don’t we

recovered her senses

head was spinning from the kiss, she still knew what was going on. Henry just wanted to have a one-night stand with her at the

Henry lost interest.

lighting it and proceeding to take a puff. Then, he said, “Don’t play around if you can’t afford to. It’s kind of

the bullet and gave

didn’t respond as he stared

before, but

put out the cigarette halfway through, and his voice had already recovered its calm

his lap any longer, so she slowly moved

it was torture to stop halfway while fooling

at her face, his breaths turning a

in the passenger seat once more. She didn’t put his coat back on as she turned slightly to look out the

Henry at all

despair entered her