My Husband Is a Gary Stu

Chapter 125 Letting Go

Armand’s gaze fell upon Genevieve’s lips as she licked the corner of her lips and accidentally got her hair into her mouth. He felt his lower body warming up and lowered his head to kiss her.

Not wanting to lose, Genevieve continued struggling. Nevertheless, the difference in strength between a man and a woman was far too great. After a few seconds, her clothes were disheveled.

“Don’t touch me, Armand!” Her face buried into the snowy white pillow as she turned sideways and glared at the man.

Since she could not fight against him using force, she started scolding him, “Aren’t you embarrassed for taking advantage of a girl like me at your age? Let go of me! Are you deaf?”

Upon seeing her response and hearing her words, Armand frowned. “I’m merely nine years older than you. You’re saying as if I’m fifty years old.”

Genevieve smirked. “If you were that old, you’d be considered a beast. I’d also have to call you an elderly.”

Armand was dumbfounded.

to satisfy your biological needs, so don’t touch me! Disgusting!” Genevieve sneered, “Anyhow, we’ll just call off

looking at her fair-skinned back

She’s right.

many other leading companies in the business world. Other than the business world, many others were powerful in the political scene. After living a mundane life, some would lust for young girls’

alluring. Many

marriage certificate is real and legally binding. I’m faithful to my marriage. I’ve neither touched any other women in the past nor present. Since

and Genevieve’s wrist. “I can let it go when the situation calls

Armand broke off all ties with her after

not sworn to fulfill Samuel’s request when Samuel was on his death bed, Armand would not have

tell her these and was

some memories played in her mind like a film reel

Moreover,

are not that distorted.” Armand took a deep breath to appease the impending anger that the woman

behaving so willfully because of the incident at the Faulkner residence the other day, shouldn’t you already be appeased by the presents you’ve received for the past