Desires Die Hard novel (Anya and Evan) novel Chapter 805

Chapter 805 

He was fast. The light was dim. Evan was like a perfect sculpture under the dim light. Anya’s heart was pounding fast. 

This was the first time they do it in a car. Anya was s too shy to do anything. 

Her lip trembled. “Shall we go to a hotel? What if someone comes?” 

“No one will come. I’ve asked the guards to watch out for us.” Evan took his belt off. 

Anya’s face reddened. Her body trembled. She felt lucky that it was dark in the car. The darkness had concealed her blush and embarrassment. 

“Honey, I’m not used to this.” Anya tried to persuade Evan to go to a hotel. 

Evan suddenly leaned forward and put his hand at the back of her head. He kissed her with one hand on her chin. 

He kissed her so hard as if he wanted to take the breath out of her. 

Anya was almost breathless. She felt Evan’s fresh taste in her mouth, which made her body warm. 

She leaned her soft body on his robust chest. 

She couldn’t stop trembling. She put her arms around his shoulder and grabbed his shirt. 

“Don’t go to a bar again.” Evan bit her lips on purpose. 

“I didn’t do anything.” Anya’s voice was soft. 

“You mean you will go again?” Evan was not satisfied with the answer. He kissed her lips again. 

“No. Stop. I can’t breathe. Anya stopped him. 

“Does he want 

t to kill me?” she thought. 

Evan would never do that. He knew what he was doing. He would never hurt her. 

“Don’t go there again. Promise me Evan lifted her chin, forcing her to look at him. 

Anya looked at him with her watery eyes. Saliva was dripping from the corner of her shining lips. 

She looked inviting. 

Evan’s breath became heavy. He found his wife so attractive. 

He was not angry with her at all. He just wanted to tease her a little, so that she would not go to a bar again. It was not safe for her to go there alone. 

Who knows what kind of people she would meet? 

I promise. Anya sensed his anger. She would never go again. 

If she did that again, he wouldn’t talk to her for a long time. 

“I’d better not go,” she thought.