The Day I Kissed An Older Man

“Where’s Corinne? Didn’t she come back at all when she heard the news?” asked Sophia tearfully.

Francine’s eyes glinted threateningly at the mention of Corinne. “You better not tell her about this! Grandma says the baby Corinne is carrying is the only living bloodline of Jeremy’s. We can’t let anything happen to her or the baby!”

Sophia wiped away her tears and nodded. “Your grandmother is right. Hey, Francine…I don’t think I’ll visit your grandparents; I don’t think I can stop crying if I do. Can you please tell them I’ll get my dad to look into the matter, too? No matter what, we must avenge Jeremy!”

After that, she wiped away her tears again and left the mansion to do some scheming. As soon as she got into her car, she crossed her legs and made a call.

“Find out where Corinne is right now. I expect an answer within ten minutes!” barked Sophia to the person on the other end of the call.

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eating her lunch absent-mindedly when Sunny got home. She was hungry, but everything tasted bland

lunch now?” asked Sunny as he walked over and glanced at what Corinne was eating, which was a balanced meal prepared by

snapped back to the present. She looked sideways

and sat across from her. “Don’t mind me. You should eat your food while

absent-mindedly took a bite of the steak but then noticed Sunny was

you thinking about? Did you get the cold

she’s hiding something from me. Now that I think about it, Lucas has been acting weird for the past two days, too. I mean, why would he

was acting weird. She gave up trying to finish her lunch and picked up her phone to watch short videos instead. As she was scrolling, she came across a piece of news about an explosion in an abandoned factory. Of course, she was

walked in and reported, “Miss Corinne, Mister Sunny, there’s

guest? Who?”