The Domineering Boss is Addicted to the Convict novel Chapter 637

The kiss was getting deeper and deeper. She was like a naughty child when drunk, kissing him while her hands were busy stirring up the fire in his body.

Yi Jinli felt like he was losing control.

Suddenly, he grabbed her hands and gasped as he said, "That's... That's enough… Yiran."

If it went on like this, he might just have his way with her in the car.

Ling Yiran blinked like a small animal, naive confusion in her eyes.

'Enough? Why do I think it's not enough... Not nearly enough?

'I want him! I want him to always be there for me. It seems that with him around, I won't have to be afraid!'

"Jin..." she mumbled, her hands running unsteadily over his cheek. Her drunken eyes were finally on his face after focusing for some time. "You're... Hic... So good-looking," she murmured, hiccuping in between.

Those delicate eyebrows and eyes looked as if they were painted on by an artist. They looked surreal.

'Is this man really my boyfriend? He's... Even going to marry me?'

"I've seen photos of... Hao Meiyu. She's beautiful... You and her... Seemed to make a good couple. The news back then always said you... Were the golden couple..." she went on muttering, "Do… Do you love her... Why... Didn't you look for the truth when… When she died..."

Her words made him stiffen.

Perhaps these words had been repressed in her mind when she was sober and only escaped her mouth now when she was drunk.

Yi Jinli's eyes lowered gently. "The only person I love is you."

Her tears were like brand marks, constantly branding his heart and bringing him great pain.

When the car stopped in front of the main house of Yi Residence, Ling Yiran had already fallen asleep as she was tired of crying.

Yi Jinli got out of the car with Ling Yiran in his arms. He went to her bedroom and placed her gently on the bed.

He carefully took off her shoes and socks, then gently unbuttoned her clothes and helped her put on her pajamas.

The old scars on her body stung his eyes.

The scars were a constant reminder of his mistakes.