The Male Protagonist K*dnapped the Wrong Person - 67

Chapter 67 - "It's okay not to get married"

After recovering, Qin Zheng picked her up and put her back on the bed, taking a hot towel and wiping her legs.

 

The tender flesh was a little swollen, so he touched it lovingly, wiped off all her and his own bodily fluids, and then held her in his arms.

 

It was approaching two o'clock, and Sang Rou’s eyes were drowsy.

 

The man was satisfied and kissed her cheek: "Good girl, do you feel comfortable?"

 

Unable to open her eyes, she responded to him perfunctorily.

 

Qin Zheng hugged her, his broad body covering her completely: "Good girl, go to sleep."

 

His scent surrounded her. Sang Rou rubbed his chest and fell asleep.

 

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The next day, when she woke up, he was sitting next to her looking at his phone. Seeing that she was still confused, Qin Zheng touched her head: "Are you still sleepy?"

 

Sang Rou stood up slowly, fell on him again, hugged his waist and closed her eyes.

 

Qin Zheng stroked her again and again, feeling itchy because of her clinging look, and wanted to kiss her again.

 

She remembered that they were all suppose to go to excursions: "Where are Sister He You and the others?"

 

"I told them that you haven't gotten up yet and let them go on their own."

 

Sang Ruo raised her head, not very happy: "Why didn't you wake me up?"

 

He turned her over and pressed her down, kissed her loudly on the mouth, and laughed at her: "There's a little pig who got too tired last night. I have to raise her before going out."

 

Sang Rou’s earlobes were red: "I'm not a pig."

 

Qin Zheng chuckled twice and kissed the top of her hair: "You’re my baby pig."

 

She blushed at what he said and retorted to him unyieldingly: "Then you’re an old sow."

 

The warm atmosphere dissipated immediately, but Qin Zheng was already used to it, and he immediately replied to her with raised eyebrows: "I'm a boar, the kind that f*cks piglets."

 

Sang Ruo snorted lightly but did not refute.

 

He was so shameless, how could she say anything?

 

It was already eleven o'clock when she got up, and Qin Zheng took her out to get lunch.

 

They chose a seafood restaurant. The proprietress was from the Northeast. When she saw the man peeling shrimps for her, she grinned and praised him: "Young man, you’re so kind to your sister."

 

Qin Zheng paused for a moment and replied calmly: "She’s my girlfriend."

 

The proprietress looked at Sang Ruo covertly, and saw her opening her mouth to take the shrimp in his hand, and nodded generously: "Yes, we’re getting married."

 

The proprietress was not embarrassed and continued with a smile: "Then I wish you a happy wedding."

 

After they left, Qin Zheng knocked her on the head and said with great interest, "Who said we’re getting married?"

 

She said seriously: "We don’t have to tie the knot."

 

He was moved in vain, knowing that she liked to choke people and yet she was asking for trouble. Qin Zheng pulled her face and said in a fierce tone: "K*ll it! It must be tied!"

 

Sang Ruo curled up the corners of her mouth and swallowed another piece of shrimp from his hand.

 

Qin Zheng was used to serving her, and he liked to see her chubby like a little hamster after being fed by him.

 

The way he looked at the little girl with a smile on his face was simply unsightly to others.

 

The guests on the side shook their heads, thinking that this man was too doting on his wife and was probably henpecked.

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