Absolute Threshold

Absolute Threshold — Chapter 64. Dragon

Translator: Atlas

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Each time his m#nh#od entered, w#ter gushed out from her v#g#na.

She had asked him to finish quickly, so he prepared to ej#c#late.

“Ah! Hurry up.”

“Hold on to my neck firmly. It will be dangerous for you to fall.”

She did so with her eyes closed. His movements became faster than ever. The door, wildly swinging, creaked as though it was on the verge of breaking. The muscles in his shoulders tensed as he ej#c#lated. He exp#lled his s#eds.

“Ah!”

“Choi Jumi!”

He spread s#eds for a long time. He was a terrible man.

When he p#lled out his m#nh#od, the stored s#eds flowed out.

His m#nh#od was completely w#t. She always ended up exhausted when she h#d s#x with him. The issue was that she couldn’t match his pace.

After he sat Jumi in the bathtub, he pointed his m#nh#od toward the toilet. The dragon’s mouth released urine. Its intensity had slight variations. It looked like it was going to pierce the toilet. His m#nh#od looked big even in his hand. As soon as he released it, his m#nh#od would shoot golden rays everywhere.

His gl#ns glistened from the fl#ids.

“I can pee better because you’re watching.”

“It’s horrible.”

“But you seem to like it.”

“You’ve gone crazy.”

He approached Jumi after he emptied his bl#dder. His m#nh#od trembled. He had not even released his ur#ne? Moreover, his m#nh#od enlarged as the distance between them decreased. She felt fear.

“I know how you feel, but let’s stop now.”

“Huh?”

“Let’s go take a bath.”

He stroked her hair as she looked up at him.

“Your eyes sparkled as you gazed at the horrible thing.”

“…It’s so large that it catches my eye.”

“Lean your head back.”

His large hands massaged her tense shoulders.

Her anxiety lingered. She had a hunch.

After she bathed, Jumi dried her hair. She wanted to eat pizza. Although she thought about the side dishes the attendant had prepared, she still couldn’t tolerate the smell of rice. Jumi, who wanted to eat cheese pizza, came into the office. She thought she had placed a pizzeria brochure among those books.

Her eyes fell on a book she had seen before.