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Please Love Me, Mr. George novel Chapter 358

I frowned, feeling uncomfortable by his smothering hug, "Release me."

In this weird atmosphere, looking at him in the eye, I couldn’t help but blinked a few times.

And this became a fuse.

Dennis then pressed his lips on mine.

I was not prepared.

I stared at him astonishingly when I almost couldn’t breathe. He seemed to enjoy my expression and let me go for a moment. "won’t you have sex with me?"

"Dennis, no."

No sex for four years may be a torment for normal people, but it was a relief for me.

In the last four years, I had cured all my sorrows, but only my physical defects couldn’t be cured by myself.

……

When I woke up the next day, Dennis, who should’ve been gone as usual, was lying beside me with his eyes closed.

The man slept soundly. I turned over and looked at his face. Suddenly, I had a feeling that time flied too fast.

As if the past seven years had passed in a blink.

Having gone through all those miseries, I would be able to live in peace and happiness in the future, right?

But I was still anxious.

Lost in my thought, I failed to notice that Dennis was awake.

He looked at me, with a smile on his handsome face, “hungry?”

I shook my head, “no.”

He pulled into his arms, “you have been losing weight these days. You should have regular meals.”

I smiled, “I’ve actually gained weight.” I felt safe in his arms.

The breakfast was simple. Tony served porridge, which tasted good.

But I didn’t have much because I felt bad in stomach.

I pretended as if I were okay until Dennis went out. Then I went to the bathroom and threw up everything I ate.

There were still several reporters outside. As my connections with Hank and Dennis were made public, I already became a slut in the newspaper.

I avoided noticing the news otherwise I might be broken mentally.

But everyone knew it. I couldn’t show myself in P University anymore so I stayed in the house, studying.

A few days passed. Those paparazzi gained nothing so that they left.

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