My Big-Buck Ex Won't Let Me Go

It was getting dark. In the western suburbs, the lights were on in only one room of the two-storied villa.

It had been three days since Shawn Yu had kept Windy Fu locked in the room.

"Please, stop!" she begged, drawing in labored breaths. She felt like she was dying. She never expected Shawn Yu to treat her like this. He raped her repeatedly not caring whether she lived or died.

Windy Fu pleaded with him to stop again and again for the sake of her child. If it hadn't been for her baby, she wouldn't have cared even if she died!

She was filled with pure hate for the man in front of her at this moment. But her pleas fell on deaf ears. Shawn Yu looked at her coldly.

"You deserve this! I warned you many times not to hurt your sister, but you still ignored me. Do you really think that I would just stand by and do nothing?" he said with an evil smile.

Windy Fu shook her head, tears streaming down her cheeks. "I didn't... I didn't hurt her, really," she sobbed.

Shawn Yu didn't buy it for a second. "How dare you defend yourself? If you didn't hurt her, how did she miscarry?"

She looked at him, desperately hoping he would believe her but she knew that

for her. He said that he didn't like children, and he didn't want them but that was only for her. He cared so much about her sister's pregnancy. Now her sister's child was gone, and he was heartbroken. He was torturing her

someone else and had no place for her in his heart, she continued to love him. The deeper she fell in love with him, the

couldn't earn his trust no matter how hard

forehead. His expression was

pained expression. She subconsciously covered her belly with her hands. She felt like life was flowing

sneered at her and ignored her cries. He seemed to have made up his mind to torture her to

three days there, she had passed out many

her chagrin, he still didn't let her go and kissed her on the lips. At first, it seemed so tender, but the next second, she could

eyes shot open and she thought she might die from

let me

all hope. She was afraid that their child might die. She had not told him about the child before and she regretted it now. Perhaps if he had

have never