Naruto: Uniting the Shinobi World Starting from Shisui Uchiha
Chapter 221

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"Mmngh~"

A coquettish moan came from the side bedroom of Shisui Uchiha's home, followed by a languid female voice.

"You're awful, you hurt me."

Needless to say, the two people in the room had to be Shisui Uchiha and Konan.

This couple, who had not seen each other for a long time, was clinging to each other and wholeheartedly venting the longing they had accumulated over the past few days.

As for those matters between men and women, everyone understood without needing it spelled out.

Inside the room, Konan was curled up in Shisui's arms with a coquettish complaint. The couple nestled together beneath the covers without any barriers between them.

"You've worked hard, Konan."

Shisui gently stroked the smooth, delicate skin of Konan's back. Feeling the tenderness in his arms, all the exhaustion of the past several days gradually melted away.

"Hmph, you'd better remember how good I've been to you."

Thinking of the various embarrassing poses she had assumed under Shisui's guidance just moments ago, Konan felt her cheeks burn and curled herself back under the covers.

Although certain intimate pastimes between men and women were perfectly normal, they could also rapidly warm up a couple's relationship.

Ordinary people did not need to feel ashamed of such things.

Appetite and sexual desire were pursuits innate to all living creatures, and humans were no exception.

Human desire was an indispensable part of human life. From physiological needs to psychological needs and then social needs, human desire was the result of many intertwined factors. Throughout the course of human development, desire was not only an instinct for survival, but also a driving force behind social and cultural progress. But did we truly understand the essence of human desire? This article would explore the essence of human desire from the perspectives

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