The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie novel Chapter 818

"Do you really want me to not have desire toward you?" Daniel complained sadly.

"No, it's just for when I want to rest for a few days and don't want you to touch me," Sienna explained.

"Just let me know. I'll respect your choices."

As Sienna lay on his chest, she pleaded in a coquettish tone, "Honey, tell me, please! Since you've already told me such private kink, tell me more about this one."

"Do you really not want to sleep with me that much?" Daniel asked as he gazed at her deeply. He felt slightly disappointed when he asked, "Am I not satisfying you?"

"How could that be?" Sienna was surprised. She quickly explained, "You're very good in bed. I'm just afraid I can't handle it."

"If you don't want it, just tell me. There's no need to know about this."

Sienna pretended to be angry and turned her back on him. She pouted, "Forget it. I'll no longer call you Honey, just Daniel."

Daniel panicked. He quickly hugged her from behind and whispered in her ear, "Why are you angry? Fine, I'll tell you…"

Sienna glanced at him, listening attentively.

Daniel then said, "I don't have any sexual desire when you're sick, unhappy or indifferent to me."

That seemed quite normal, but it also seemed a bit abnormal.

Sienna happily turned and nuzzled in his chest. She looked up at him and said, "Thanks for telling me your secret."

Seeing Sienna smile, Daniel couldn't help but smile too.

After pondering for a moment, Sienna asked again, "When you couldn't see back then, we often played around, right? I especially liked to tease you, scold you, and play with you. What thoughts did you have of me?"

Daniel turned over, lying on his side with her in his arms. He slowly slid down, burying his face in her neck and pretending to be sleepy. He said, "Darling, I'm a bit tired. Let's sleep for a while."

"Don't pretend to be tired. You need to finish what you were saying first," Sienna said as she pushed him.

The more she pushed, the tighter Daniel held her. He refused to speak a word.