The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Chapter 135

Sherlyn was startled by the sight of Jeremy. ‘What in the world is going on? Why did Jeremy come out as soon as that b*tch Corinne left? Were they both in there earlier?!”

As soon as she realized that possibility, Sherlyn had an incredulous look and immediately became. wary soon after. Jeremy had been looking at Corinne rather strangely when she was pouring tea for them earlier, and Corinne was a little vixen good at seducing men. Perhaps Corinne had spilled. that tea on purpose just to attract his attention and hook up with him.

Having come to that conclusion, Sherlyn felt an unbearable pain in her heart and she wanted to get to the bottom of what happened. A charming smile appeared across her face as she walked. toward Jeremy. She asked innocuously and curiously, “Mister Jeremy, my assistant just came out of that restroom. Why did you come out right after her? Did the two of you share the same restroom earlier?”

“Your assistant?” Jeremy glanced at Sherlyn coldly and gave her an icy three-word answer. “Didn’t see her.”

her?’ The man’s attitude was very indifferent, which scared Sherlyn

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not possibly share a restroom with that country bumpkin Corinne. At this

and shyly tucked a lock of hair behind her ear as she said, “I’m really sorry my assistant scalded you earlier. I feel really bad about that, so I was wondering if you could leave your phone number

be necessary,” Jeremy replied. He walked past her coldly and strode away

so she chased after him and said, “Wait, Mister Jeremy! I insist…” Despite her best efforts in trying to persuade. him to wait up, he did not stop at all. He did not even bother to turn around

anyone approach him, Sherlyn did not dare to follow anymore and decided to give the matter a rest for now. In the future, she

rooted to the ground as she admired the man’s tall, handsome, mature, and elegant.

a first-tier family in terms of imposingness and charm. Moreover, handsomeness, wealth, and power were not the only qualities he had. Above all, he was magnanimous in that he did not hold a grudge against