The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Chapter 24

“Just how shameless can you be?!” Annie raised her hand to slap him, but Juan was sharp enough to detect the incoming hand and stopped her.

Juan smiled in spite of his anger. “You should be a good girl and marry me, Annie. Don’t push me into a corner. You wouldn’t want to know what I’m capable of doing if I’m cornered!”

“Keep dreaming! I’ll never marry someone like you!” Annie’s eyes were red with resentment, disgusted after seeing Juan’s true colors. She would have loved to beat him to death right there if she could.

However, her wrist was held in his tight grasp, leaving her unable to jerk her hand free or to land a slap on him.

Juan sneered like a pervert. “Aren’t you afraid that your nudes will be uploaded onto the internet? If that happens, you’ll—”

All of a sudden, a tight slap landed right on Juan’s face, sending him tumbling back and crashing into the mural in the corridor.

Corinne dusted her hands in disgust. “Stupid jerk!”

Annie was stunned.

he saw that the person who hit him was one of the bridesmaids. “Who do you think you

wants to cop a feel from every handshake with a woman, and threatens his girlfriend of three years with

in other people’s business, b*tch!” Juan raised his hand and wanted to slap her back, but Corinne grabbed his arm as it swung right at her and twisted it, producing a crisp click that was

looked at the

daze and ran over to give Juan a fierce kick. “Eat this! I

Annie could vent her

in amazement as he clapped. “Man, that wife of yours is a fighter! I’m beginning to worry about you though. It feels like you might be a victim of

glanced coldly

he asked in a deep voice,

were already scarlet red as she looked at Jeremy in distress.

”

it was about time to stop, so she let go of Juan to stretch her body and waist.

somewhat disfigured, courtesy of

got up suddenly, picked up a vase that was displayed in the

he strode forward, stretched out his hand, and pulled Corinne behind him to

luxurious leather shoe struck right in the middle of Juan’s hypocritical face, and he looked down condescendingly at Juan, sneering,