After two years of marriage, he had regarded her as an enemy and had not touched her in the slightest. He had humiliated her in front of other women: "Si Wan, you are the most disgusting woman in the world." Faced with his callousness, she finally decided to leave. Who knew that he would be so domineering? He wrapped her in his arms and said, "Without my permission, who allowed you to leave?"

After two years of marriage, he had regarded her as an enemy and had not touched her in the slightest. He had humiliated her in front of other women: "Si Wan, you are the most disgusting woman in the world." Faced with his callousness, she finally decided to leave. Who knew that he would be so domineering? He wrapped her in his arms and said, "Without my permission, who allowed you to leave?"

After two years of marriage, he had regarded her as an enemy and had not touched her in the slightest. He had humiliated her in front of other women: "Si Wan, you are the most disgusting woman in the world." Faced with his callousness, she finally decided to leave. Who knew that he would be so domineering? He wrapped her in his arms and said, "Without my permission, who allowed you to leave?"

After two years of marriage, he had regarded her as an enemy and had not touched her in the slightest. He had humiliated her in front of other women: "Si Wan, you are the most disgusting woman in the world." Faced with his callousness, she finally decided to leave. Who knew that he would be so domineering? He wrapped her in his arms and said, "Without my permission, who allowed you to leave?"

After two years of marriage, he had regarded her as an enemy and had not touched her in the slightest. He had humiliated her in front of other women: "Si Wan, you are the most disgusting woman in the world." Faced with his callousness, she finally decided to leave. Who knew that he would be so domineering? He wrapped her in his arms and said, "Without my permission, who allowed you to leave?"

After two years of marriage, he had regarded her as an enemy and had not touched her in the slightest. He had humiliated her in front of other women: "Si Wan, you are the most disgusting woman in the world." Faced with his callousness, she finally decided to leave. Who knew that he would be so domineering? He wrapped her in his arms and said, "Without my permission, who allowed you to leave?"

After two years of marriage, he had regarded her as an enemy and had not touched her in the slightest. He had humiliated her in front of other women: "Si Wan, you are the most disgusting woman in the world." Faced with his callousness, she finally decided to leave. Who knew that he would be so domineering? He wrapped her in his arms and said, "Without my permission, who allowed you to leave?"

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