The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Benson looked at Sunny, and then at Corinne to check her reaction. He was worried that Sophia was Corinne’s friend and that he would offend her if he did not let her in.

Even though Lucas did not explain who Corinne was, all the servants could guess who she really was. Thus, they could not afford to cross her.

However, Corinne did not look like she was interested in Sophia’s arrival at all. Instead, she continued to eat her lunch nonchalantly.

‘Seems like the guest isn’t welcome here at all. That means it’s safe to ask her to leave,’ thought Benson.

“Yes, Mister Sunny. I’ll do that right away,” he said before turning to leave.

A few minutes later, he came back and reported, “Miss Corinne, Mister Sunny. I’ve already relayed your message to Miss Sophia, but she insisted she won’t leave until she gets to meet Miss Corinne. She even said she has something very important to tell her.”

Sunny stood up impatiently. “Something very important, huh? Well, she can tell me! I’ll

that, he swaggered out

eat her lunch. She was actually relieved that Sunny volunteered to send Sophia away since she did not want to

…

and saw Sophia

Sunny. He crossed his arms and said rudely, “Hey, what

it was him who had come, but she forced herself to smile. “Oh, Mister Sunny, you’re home as well! I heard

our house, and she lacks nothing. You

me, but I wouldn’t have come here if I didn’t have anything important

cry? We got surveillance cameras all over this place, so don’t think you can