The Later It Gets, the More Familiar
When she decided to divorce, Shi Yue went looking for a young stud.
Just as her high heel stepped onto the young stud’s shoulder, she was caught red-handed by her ex-husband’s good brother.
Qin Zhao, who had never looked at her properly before, suddenly leaned close to her ear and tempted her, "Wouldn’t it feel even better to seduce me and get back at him?"
Dry tinder met blazing fire, dead wood met spring rain, and the two of them both lost control.
After that night, they continued to act unfamiliar in front of others, but behind closed doors they directly tore each other’s clothes off and tangled with each other to the bitter end.
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Later, they attended a mutual friend’s wedding and sat at the same table.
Qin Zhao, in front of everyone, kept putting food in her bowl and pushed her into the center of attention.
Her ex-husband, with a dark face, asked, "You two are very familiar?"
Shi Yue answered calmly, "I’ve known you for so many years. He’s your brother. How could we not be familiar?"
Qin Zhao said meaningfully, "Yes, we’re very familiar."
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This novel was originally titled Familiar to the Bone; the volume title is taken from Lexie Liu’s Metropolis.
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