The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Jeremy did not look at Sophia. With the cigarette still between his fingers, he emotionlessly replied, “Sure. Get in.”

Sophia looked smug for a second before walking around to get in from the other side of the car. After she sat beside him, Jeremy puffed out another cloud of smoke before gesturing with his chin to the driver as a signal for him to drive off.

The car started moving steadily. Sophia looked out the window for a while before turning back to look at Jeremy. She then blinked innocently and asked, “Jeremy, why the long face? Did you fight with Corinne?”

Instead of answering her, Jeremy asked her coldly, “Where do you want to go? Back to your hotel, or the party?”

Sophia pretended to give some thought to the question before answering, “I’d like to go back to my hotel. The party is about to end soon, so there’s no point going back there. I’ll call Zeke later to tell them I’ve gone back to the hotel and ask them to help me entertain the guests.”

“Okay,” said Jeremy. He gave the driver a look from the rearview mirror.

The driver made a turn in front and drove toward the hotel where Sophia was staying.

on getting an answer out of Jeremy. “You still haven’t answered my questions! Is Corinne still unwilling to forgive

“I

it won’t be that easy to clear up the misunderstanding, huh? But don’t you find it odd? I mean, you’re

like to

gradually fell silent as Jeremy barely responded. She was also worried that Jeremy would find her annoying should she

front of Sophia’s hotel. The driver turned and said, “Miss

she closed the door, she bent down and said, “Jeremy, you really look like you need some cheering up. Why don’t you come up to my

…

He tried calling her, but her phone seemed to have been switched off. He

opened. Sunny, who looked like he had just woken up, appeared in front