Your Former Wife (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 71

Sung Jun lightly rubbed his lips against hers, then gripped Seo Yeon’s chin and pressed his lips firmly against hers. Their breaths mingled, and their bodies trembled.

Pushing past her saliva-moistened lips, Sung Jun delved deep inside her mouth, wrapping himself around Seo Yeon and beginning to explore every corner with his tongue.

Soon, Seo Yeon’s lips swelled up. Her soft, yielding lips tasted sweet like candy.

Lost in the deepening kiss, Seo Yeon let out a sound like a whimper. That sound drove Sung Jun to kiss her even more recklessly, until Seo Yeon’s legs trembled from the overwhelming stimulation.

Sung Jun pulled her close to keep her from collapsing as she leaned into him off-balance, supporting her with his thigh as he stood steady.

A quiet sigh escaped through his teeth. These were lips he’d already experienced many times before and mentally replayed countless times in his mind.

He’d known kissing her would feel good, but he hadn’t expected such a simple act—just pressing lips together—could feel this intensely pleasurable and arouse him so deeply.

Just touching her brought him excruciating pleasure. Amid the heated kiss, a delicate sound slipped from Seo Yeon’s lips.

“Ah.”

As the wet, slick sounds and muffled moans grew louder, blue veins rose along Sung Jun’s knuckles gripping her thighs.

The relentless, breathless kiss left her gasping; her hair had become disheveled, her flushed cheeks deepened in color, and the corners of her eyes reddened—all of it fueled Sung Jun’s boiling desire and pushed him right to his limit.

His body was already tensed to its absolute capacity, clearly screaming how desperately it craved hers.

Damn it. I knew this would happen.

I knew it would feel this good. And I also knew that once I started, I wouldn’t be able to stop. He was just an ordinary man, utterly infatuated with the woman he loved.

Amid his hazy state, he sensed someone’s presence and frowned slightly. His lower abdomen felt unbearably constricted—he was right on the edge.

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