All Chapters of My Scourge Wife can't be this Cute: Chapter 61
- Chapter 64
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CHAPTER 63: A WET NIGHT
After Kaori quietly closed the door and left, Maruhi’s spacious bedroom fell into a heavy silence, broken only by the soft glow of the golden lantern and their ragged breathing. Hikaru sat on the edge of the bed, his eyes still carrying a trace of worry after tending to her.Maruhi stirred slightly. Her long lashes fluttered, then slowly opened. The moment her deep, captivating eyes met Hikaru’s, her previously pale face lit up with uncontainable joy and raw desire.“Hikaru… you’re still here…”Her voice was hoarse, laced with a vulnerability rarely seen in such a strong woman. Without waiting for him to respond, Maruhi sat up, her long arms wrapping tightly around his neck as if terrified he might disappear. Her tall 187cm body pressed firmly against him, her massive, soft breasts crushing against his chest, radiating warmth and the intoxicating scent of camellia flowers.She kissed him.It wasn’t a gentle, exploratory kiss — it was wild, desperate, as if she wanted to pour all the f
CHAPTER 64: THE MORNING AFTER THE STORM
Hikaru woke to the sound of a ringing phone.The sound went on for a long time, sharp and steady, as if someone were tapping a needle, again and again, against the thin membrane between dream and waking. He opened his eyes, looked up at the unfamiliar ceiling for a while, and only slowly remembered where he was.The Hashira estate.Maruhi’s bedroom.And last night.Hikaru closed his eyes for half a second. Scattered images drifted through his mind. The warm fragrance on Maruhi’s skin, her brown hair spread in tangles across the pillow, eyes brimming with tears but still forcing themselves to hold his without blinking, her fingertips digging into his shoulder hard enough to nearly leave marks. And her trembling voice as well, somewhere between a plea and a confession too long held down at last breaking free from her chest.He let out a very faint breath.Insanity, truly.Last night had indeed been a little insane.Not the sort of madness that left one regretting it upon waking, but the
CHAPTER 65: A SMALL AMOUNT OF GOLD DUST
A short while later, the rear courtyard of the Hashira estate had grown busy.Bodyguards and servants moved in and out without pause. A temporary altar had been raised in the middle of the yard, facing straight toward the main residence. Seven braziers of charcoal had been arranged according to the bearings Hikaru had specified. Yellow paper, cinnabar, raw rice, clean water, and the various improvised ritual implements had all been laid out neatly to one side.Hikaru stood in the center of the courtyard, the sleeves of his kariginu drifting faintly in the early morning wind.The sky today was not in good temper.Grey clouds hung low, the sunlight pressed into a thin, hazy glow. The Hashira estate had always been cold, but this morning it felt more like a great wooden box left out in damp fog, every corner faintly carrying the scent of age and rot.From the floor above, several members of the Hashira Clan were watching down through the windows.They did not bother to conceal the contem
CHAPTER 66: ONLY THE FINEST
Hikaru stared at the chest of gold dust before him for a very long time.A very long time.Long enough that Kaori, standing beside him, began to wonder whether he was seeing something supernatural inside it. From what she knew of Onmyoji, sorcerers, exorcists, and anyone else who claimed special abilities, they tended to react in baffling ways to objects that, to an ordinary person, looked perfectly mundane.But very soon, Kaori realized she had it wrong.Hikaru was not staring at anything supernatural.He had simply been struck across the face by money.A chest of gold dust.Which Maruhi was calling “a small amount.”Hikaru drew in a deep breath and tried to force himself back to composure. He was an Onmyoji. A Senior Onmyoji of the eighth stage. The one who had faced Nakamoto, who had stepped into a mansion full of Wraiths, who had seen a Shime stain the sky red with blood. He could not lose his composure over a chest of gold dust.He could not.Absolutely could not.But damn it, a