The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Suddenly, Xante saw a pool of liquid on the ground. Someone must have spilled their drinks there. More importantly, someone stepped on the liquid and left their wet shoe prints on the ground. Xante looked at the string of transparent footprints, and it was so obvious that the person was wearing high heels. They followed the shoe prints that led them to a consultation room.

The door was ajar, and they tiptoed over to spy inside. Sure enough, they saw Sophia in the room talking to a doctor in a white coat.

Sophia, sitting on the chair with her legs crossed, was checking the time impatiently. "Doctor Kingsley, how long do I have to keep waiting? Is the procedure that difficult?"

"Miss Sophia, please be patient. Your husband's body is different from the average male's, so it'll be harder than usual to extract his sperm out of him. But no need to worry. The nurse is a professional, and she'll call us once she has completed the procedure. We might interrupt them, which will result in the procedure being a failure if we go over there now."

Sophia frowned. "What method is that nurse going to use on my husband? She won't do anything to take advantage of him, right?"

smile. "Miss Sophia, I'm sure you know how these things go, and that's why you came to us for help. There'll certainly be some bodily contact during the extraction, but don't

words did not do anything to put Sophia

so it's only befitting that you perform the extraction. That way, you wouldn't have to worry about the nurse taking advantage of your husband too. Oddly enough, you

was afraid to face Jeremy's wrath. Yes, she knew Jeremy would be furious, which might affect him getting aroused.

some other woman touching her husband while she was waiting outside. She could not take the

with Jeremy in all the three years they had been

I failed? Not only will my husband go through that for nothing, but it'll just delay my whole plan. It's better to leave it to you professionals." Doctor Kingsley nodded. "You're right to think that way, Miss Sophia. It's best to stop worrying and wait patiently.