The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Chapter 490

Cole led Corinne down the long hallway on the second floor as he was preparing to take her to a bigger

room.

Corrine stopped in her tracks when she saw a painting hanging along the hallway. That was because she felt the brushstrokes of the painting looked like it was done by her mother.

Seeing that she stopped, Cole asked in confusion, “What’s the matter, Miss Corinne? Why are you not moving along?”

Corinne looked at the painting on the wall and asked, “Mister Cole, you’re a member of the Riveras, so you should know about the things that happened within the family very well, am | right?”

Cole smiled. He wanted to look good, especially in front of the woman he was interested in. Therefore, he pretended that he knew everything like the back of his hand. “Of course! How can I not know about my own family’s affairs?”

Corinne smiled. His vanity was precisely what she was banking on to get him to talk. She asked, “I heard that Mister Maxwell’s current wife is his second wife, am I right?”

know the answer to this question, so he was very excited. “That’s right! Mister Maxwell’s first wife was gone for a very long time. His current wife gave him a son and a

tried to probe again, asking, “Is Mister Maxwell’s first wife gone because

years, so she’s probably

the iron was hot, Corinne squinted and asked, “Really? Who did she run off with?”

to spread false information about the Riveras. Therefore, he changed the topic and smiled lustfully, “Miss Corinne, don’t bother with those useless things! Come on. Let’s go into the room in

“Don’t be in such a hurry, I have one more thing to

with dirty thoughts, so he was

Riveras have another young miss in the past? Luna?”

an older daughter named Luna, but I heard she was a bastard! Mister Maxwell’s first wife had an affair with another man, and Luna was

it for many

absolutely would not believe that her mother was a person like that. “Was there any

“Hurry up and come with me, Miss Corinne! Why are you asking

raised an eyebrow. “Our affairs? What’s there to talk about?”