The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Chapter 582

Maxwell felt that someone was looking at him. He looked in the direction of that gaze and got slightly stunned as he was taken aback.

He was attracted by a familiar bearing of the girl who was around Anya’s age. He became slightly dazed as if he thought of the past. However, he did not look at the girl for too long, and he walked straight out the entrance.

Corinne’s gaze did not follow him to continue observing either. Her complicated expression finally returned to calmness.

Maxwell once hurt and betrayed her mother, giving her mother no way out but to run away from home with her when she was still at a very young age. That was why Edgar disliked him so much!

Corinne had no memories of her father, not even a blurry shadow. She figured this jerk

probably did not take good care of her much when she was a child. Therefore, for a child, there was nothing to remember about him!

“Emily!”

spacing out and lost in thoughts, a pair of aged hands suddenly grabbed her tightly! She was shocked and she looked up to see that it was an old

at her. “Emily, why are you home so late after school? You went somewhere to

“Ma’am, I think you’ve

just went on talking to herself, “Emily, you’re not allowed to come home so late in the future. You’ll make your father and I

moment, Maxwell already got to the door, but he suddenly stopped in his tracks when he heard his mother-in-law calling out Emilly’s name. He turned around and saw his mother- in-law,

a little helplessly, “Ma’am, you’ve mistaken me for someone else. I’m not the Emily you’re

going against your father and me! You have to listen to us. You’re not allowed to hang out with that brat from the Riveras anymore! You can tell he’s a heartless person by the look on his face. You’ll get hurt if you get together with him!”

and Corinne were at a loss

old lady’s identity by inferring from what she said. The old lady was Maxwell’s

for her mother. Emily was

old lady away. “Grandma, you got the wrong person again. She’s my friend and not

a slightly eager and excited voice, “Emily! She’s Emily! Emily