Chapter 642
Zach had already removed her panties and gently parted her legs. After putting some ointment on his fingers, he carefully applied it between her thighs.
Madelyn had her face buried in the blanket, wincing from the pain.
Zach turned her over, spreading her legs again. It felt awkward, but Madelyn couldn’t resist; she was too weak. She let him do
what he wanted to.
“Are you finished yet? I’m running out of time,” Madelyn muttered, nervously biting her lip and avoiding eye contact.
Zach, squatting at the edge of the bed, examined the view of her fully exposed sensitive spot, seemingly enjoying the moment. He asked, “Does it still hurt?”
“It doesn’t hurt anymore… Are you… finished?” Madelyn replied, her voice trembling slightly.
don’t want it to hurt all day, wait for two minutes. Let the medicine do
happened if
desire began to simmer once more. But he understood that, given her current condition, she couldn’t handle much more, His rational
his hands with a napkin. “Don’t take sleeping pills anymore; They’re not good for your
quickly got dressed. “My business isn’t your concern. Go take care of Cecilia
her moodiness. ‘She sure has a
fast Madelyn walked,
she said to herself, ‘I wasted too much time last night. I won’t make it to the studio on time.
Jardin, your
Zach responded, “Sixth floor.”
“Of course, Mr. Jardin.”
but I have to go to the studio. I’m
on, have lunch
don’t
the attendant glanced her way, the attendant put on a faint smile. “Miss, Mr. Jardin ordered this lunch especially for you. We selected the ingredients
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