The Day I Kissed An Older Man

“Look, I’m happy that you’ve come to visit me, but I don’t want to talk about this with you,” said Corinne lacklusterly.

Jason smiled. “I just want to ask what’s going to happen to me if you’ve decided to get back with Jeremy?”

Corinne looked at him sincerely. “Jason, I see you as my friend only. We’ll always be friends.”

Jason’s expression faltered, and it was not long until a sad smile appeared on his face. “Always, huh? You really know how to turn a man down, Corinne.”

“I don’t want to lead you on when I have no feelings toward you. That’s what a sc*mbag would do, and I’m not a sc*mbag,” said Corinne.

She yawned lazily and stood up. “Please enjoy your meal, y’all. I’m going to shower and head to bed now.”

Annie stood up as well. “Corinne, let me help you up to your room!”

Corinne did not turn down her help, and the two of them went up the stairs together.

slightly unfocused. After a long while, he narrowed

of water before Jason

smiled politely at him and said, “Mister Jason, I’m afraid I can’t let you drink this water since the boss has drank

don’t

does,” replied Aaron with the

eyebrow. “Aren’t you worried I’ll be your boss’ husband one day and make you pay for

of the glass. “That’s something for future-me to worry about. What I’m sure of

knew it was pointless to argue, so he let go of the glass. “Well folks, please continue eating.

out of the living room. On the way, he waved goodbye to Lucas, who sat at the rattan chair

with

“Sure. I won’t see you

and waved once more before shoving his hands gracefully