The Pinnacle Of Life

Cheryl felt all the blood in her body rush to her brain as she felt increasingly dizzy. Her

face felt like it was on fire. She wanted to find a hole to hide in.

“Don’t sniff anymore!” She screamed, covering Alex’s nose and mouth with her hands.

The touch became more intimate than that, and Cheryl felt a throb she never did before.

Her beautiful eyes quivered and rimmed red from embarrassment. She felt like a tomato

that could explode at any moment.

Alex secretly scolded himself for being so stupid. What the heck did he say that for?

He quickly got up and tried to find an excuse for his behavior. “Don’t get me wrong, I’m

not trying to disrespect you. I just… Oh, yeah, didn’t I say that I could help you treat

your dysmenorrhea?”

Cheryl had indeed felt that her cramps today were particularly painful, mainly because it

was the first day of her period, and also perhaps due to the fright that she had got

previously.

“How will you treat it?” She blinked.

In the small, crowded back seat, it felt like the air was becoming warmer.

Alex said, “I’ll give you a massage… Well, on your stomach. If you mind it, then let’s

forget about that method. I’ll prescribe a medicine for you, but the effect may not be as

good.”

her shirt up right away.

get on

stomach, then he carefully pressed on

said anything, but it felt even more strange not to

and said, “Thank

wasn’t

situation with my grandfather would

worry about it. It was just a small effort on

you it may have been small, but to me, it was a matter of entrusting

otherwise

have to show

repay you… What do you

a moment. “There really isn’t a need to. You

to enjoyably lay my head on a

repayment”

from the place

current

However, her entire body also felt hot, and she suddenly

asked,

You’re quite

do you

have to

he didn’t, wouldn’t that

However…

beautiful, I’m sure every

think you can consider

your grandpa?” Alex was taken aback as he tried

it he said about being his

suddenly. “I

for dinner!

you don’t feel the pain anymore, right? I’ll give you a

cause of this next