Chapter 10

Every time after we got intimate, my boyfriend would quietly slip a jade cicada—a traditional funerary object—up… well, back there.
And every time, it pissed me off.
Was I really not enough for him?
He swore it wasn’t what I thought. He said he had chronic diarrhea, and this was some sort of “traditional remedy”?
But my best friend?
She took one look at that and said, “Honey, your boyfriend’s a corpse. Hide that jade cicada and you’ll see him turn into a rotting corpse.”

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Chapter 9

Every time after we got intimate, my boyfriend would quietly slip a jade cicada—a traditional funerary object—up… well, back there.
And every time, it pissed me off.
Was I really not enough for him?
He swore it wasn’t what I thought. He said he had chronic diarrhea, and this was some sort of “traditional remedy”?
But my best friend?
She took one look at that and said, “Honey, your boyfriend’s a corpse. Hide that jade cicada and you’ll see him turn into a rotting corpse.”

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Chapter 8

Every time after we got intimate, my boyfriend would quietly slip a jade cicada—a traditional funerary object—up… well, back there.
And every time, it pissed me off.
Was I really not enough for him?
He swore it wasn’t what I thought. He said he had chronic diarrhea, and this was some sort of “traditional remedy”?
But my best friend?
She took one look at that and said, “Honey, your boyfriend’s a corpse. Hide that jade cicada and you’ll see him turn into a rotting corpse.”

Start Reading »

Chapter 7

Every time after we got intimate, my boyfriend would quietly slip a jade cicada—a traditional funerary object—up… well, back there.
And every time, it pissed me off.
Was I really not enough for him?
He swore it wasn’t what I thought. He said he had chronic diarrhea, and this was some sort of “traditional remedy”?
But my best friend?
She took one look at that and said, “Honey, your boyfriend’s a corpse. Hide that jade cicada and you’ll see him turn into a rotting corpse.”

Start Reading »

Chapter 6

Every time after we got intimate, my boyfriend would quietly slip a jade cicada—a traditional funerary object—up… well, back there.
And every time, it pissed me off.
Was I really not enough for him?
He swore it wasn’t what I thought. He said he had chronic diarrhea, and this was some sort of “traditional remedy”?
But my best friend?
She took one look at that and said, “Honey, your boyfriend’s a corpse. Hide that jade cicada and you’ll see him turn into a rotting corpse.”

Start Reading »

Chapter 5

Every time after we got intimate, my boyfriend would quietly slip a jade cicada—a traditional funerary object—up… well, back there.
And every time, it pissed me off.
Was I really not enough for him?
He swore it wasn’t what I thought. He said he had chronic diarrhea, and this was some sort of “traditional remedy”?
But my best friend?
She took one look at that and said, “Honey, your boyfriend’s a corpse. Hide that jade cicada and you’ll see him turn into a rotting corpse.”

Start Reading »

Chapter 4

Every time after we got intimate, my boyfriend would quietly slip a jade cicada—a traditional funerary object—up… well, back there.
And every time, it pissed me off.
Was I really not enough for him?
He swore it wasn’t what I thought. He said he had chronic diarrhea, and this was some sort of “traditional remedy”?
But my best friend?
She took one look at that and said, “Honey, your boyfriend’s a corpse. Hide that jade cicada and you’ll see him turn into a rotting corpse.”

Start Reading »

Chapter 3

Every time after we got intimate, my boyfriend would quietly slip a jade cicada—a traditional funerary object—up… well, back there.
And every time, it pissed me off.
Was I really not enough for him?
He swore it wasn’t what I thought. He said he had chronic diarrhea, and this was some sort of “traditional remedy”?
But my best friend?
She took one look at that and said, “Honey, your boyfriend’s a corpse. Hide that jade cicada and you’ll see him turn into a rotting corpse.”

Start Reading »

Chapter 2

Every time after we got intimate, my boyfriend would quietly slip a jade cicada—a traditional funerary object—up… well, back there.
And every time, it pissed me off.
Was I really not enough for him?
He swore it wasn’t what I thought. He said he had chronic diarrhea, and this was some sort of “traditional remedy”?
But my best friend?
She took one look at that and said, “Honey, your boyfriend’s a corpse. Hide that jade cicada and you’ll see him turn into a rotting corpse.”

Start Reading »
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