Chapter 1
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The volcanic magma-like temperature seemed to burn her body dry, and the only one who could save her was the man in front of her …
She clung to the marble-like cool skin, and the instinct to survive finally made her give up resistance …
The pain rose little by little with the pleasure, like fireworks constantly exploding in her mind, making her feel like a lonely boat in a blazing sea of fire …
Floating and sinking, she couldn't extricate herself —
"Hey, wake up … It's air-conditioned here. Don't catch a cold —"
The pressure on her shoulders made Ning Xi wake up suddenly. She looked at the nurse's concerned eyes confusedly. She immediately blushed with guilt and avoided her eyes shamefully.
Damn it, it had been a long time. After that night of drunkenness, she and Su Yan still appeared in her dreams from time to time.
Fortunately, she was unconscious and had no memory of that night. Otherwise, she really didn't know how to face Brother Yan.
Seeing that she had woken up, the nurse handed her the list in her hand. "You forgot to take your pregnancy test report. Dr. Zhang asked you to come again next week!"
Ning Xi took the report, smiled sweetly, and carefully put the list into her bag.
Su Yan was abroad for an investigation and would come back today. Thinking of the meeting at night, Ning Xi couldn't help but feel nervous.
Because the place where Su Yan lived was too isolated, she finally got in touch with him when the child was more than seven months old.
Thinking of Su Yan's shock when he knew she was pregnant, Ning Xi was a little nervous.
Was it because she was particularly sensitive during pregnancy? Ning Xi always felt that Su Yan was not as happy as she was.
The doctor comforted her that when a man had his first child, it was difficult for him to change his mind for a while.
But … she couldn't take the initiative to ask for marriage, could she?
Coming out of the hospital, the sun was blazing.
Ning Xi held her waist with difficulty and was about to flag a taxi. Suddenly, a dazzling red sports car rushed towards her.
Ning Xi's heart skipped a beat and she took a few steps back.
With a harsh sound of the accelerator, the red sports car brushed past her clothes and stopped abruptly.
Ning Xi was so scared that her heart almost stopped beating. She just stood still and saw Ning Xueluo, who was wearing a tight red dress and had big curly hair, getting out of the car.
"Ning Xue Luo, are you crazy?"
Ning Xueluo looked at her and smiled meaningfully. She crossed her arms and walked like a cat. She stood in front of Ning Xi and looked down at the big-bellied Ning Xi with pride. "What? Are you afraid that I'll kill the bastard in your stomach? "
Ning Xi subconsciously covered her lower abdomen and took a step back. She looked at her warily and said, "Ning Xueluo, don't go too far!"
Even though she knew that Ning Xueluo had always been at odds with her, Ning Xi did not expect her to say such vicious words.
"I'm too much! You're the one who's going overboard! You got drunk and fooled around with a wild man, got pregnant, and now you want Su Yanxi to be the father? Tsk tsk … Ningxi, you're shameless! "
Ning Xi paused. "What nonsense are you talking about?"
"Oh, don't tell me you really believe that the person you slept with that night was Su Yan?" Ning Xueluo laughed her head off. "You said that you and Su Yan grew up together and were childhood sweethearts. You don't even know what his body looks like?"
The more Ning Xi listened, the paler her face became. Standing under the scorching sun, she felt cold all over.
That's right, the man that night …
She only thought that … Su Yan might be stronger than she had imagined after he became an adult.
Now that Ning Xueluo reminded her maliciously, she suddenly remembered that in addition to his physique, the man that night seemed to be different from Su Yan in many aspects …
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