Sitting up again, I reached out to grab his belt. Tilting my head back, I gazed at him seductively, enunciating each word, “Qi Yufeng, I… want… you…” As his eyes widened in shock, I pulled him towards me and simultaneously kicked him hard in the stomach with my foot. “Just kidding!” He staggered back a couple of steps in pain, looking at me in disbelief, his gaze turning icy cold. Then he looked down at his abdomen, where there was a large, clear shoe print (I raise my hand: That’s mine! Mine! >.<!!). He brushed it off and squeezed out two trembling words from between his teeth, “Very well!”
Romeo’s Gentle Reminder I: The text in parentheses above is purely an expression of excessive pride and excitement by a certain lady for being the first to leave a footprint on Qi Someone’s belly. Please pretend you didn’t see it, to avoid affecting your reading mood and the story’s atmosphere. Thank you!
Romeo’s Gentle Reminder II: The following content includes perverse scenes. Innocent children and those with high moral standards, proceed with caution! Or choose to skip. If you encounter anything unacceptable, forget it!
“Very well! I look forward to your even more entertaining performance next.” He turned, walked to the door, opened it, and said, “Bring TONY in.” Then he left. My intuition told me this TONY would be even more sinister than Qi Yufeng! And he did not disappoint! A big black bear pushed in a large iron cage, inside which was a drooling, mad black dog! I kept shrinking back onto the bed, too scared to make a sound, staring at the black bear in astonishment; his eyes didn’t meet mine. “Don’t expect anyone to save you… But rest assured, it won’t bite you; it’s just that you both have taken the same drug… There were other women like you before, but they were released once they actively pleased it; otherwise, they really had to… with it.” Even he couldn’t finish his sentence! Bestiality? What’s the difference from death!