The Innocent Wife of Scheming President

Such a coquettish young girl！ Just wait and see how he would teach her. He threw her on the sofa after getting home and jumped at her then put his hand through the collar. Olive Steele knew that she had aroused his desire, so she dodged his kiss, "I'm going home."

"You're already home."

When would she consciously realize that this was not the hotel, but the place where he wished to have a family with her. Even if it were not convenient for her to live in here every day, he would welcome her with an opened door.

"I mean I want to go back to the Orange Garden." of course, she could understand what he meant.

"Could you stay with me tonight, okay?" he bent over her neck and breathed, "Come on."

He asked twice, which was like a child asking for candy. Then Olive Steele promised. He followed her gaze and saw that the streetlights along the lake lit up the neighborhood through the glass walls. The glass was the one-sided line of sight, so she did not have to worry about the problem of peeping. He kissed her face, "Don't worry, no one can see inside."

"I'll not live here." Olive Steele pushed him away and ran upstairs. Then she looked back and smiled, which was the most beautiful smile for him.

The coquettish young girl was seducing him. However, he could resist

with an itchy sensation in her belly and saw him lying there rubbing her belly.

There was a strong nasal when she said. She propped herself up and sat up as

years and you lied to me that it was the scar left by the removal of the

years ago, right?" Olive Steele laughed. She did not want to spoil it

the scar on her belly, "You must have

that I couldn't drink water all day after I gave birth to Annie and couldn't get out of bed for a week. She offset the pain with an understatement, but Alan Hoyle was more

enough for him to have Annie. He wanted a kid to keep her by his side but he did not know about Annie at that time. Now that she was with him and they had Annie, which he was content. It did not matter whether the child was a boy or a girl and whether it was named after him or her; neither of these forms was as important as the fact that she loved him. No matter how many children

want to give Annie a little brother?"

adopt one if you want."

her head, "Although I don't want to have a baby now, I still want to give you a child who bears your last name when everything settled down and I am going to call him as little

so much but

old in two or three years and you may change your mind by then. The problem is that my stomach is growling and I'm

at her helplessly and she had changed the subject so quickly that her stomach was