The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Pamela’s grip tightened around Corinne’s hand. “Corinne, I know I haven’t been the best grandmother-in-law to you in the past. I should’ve told you about Sophia, but I hope you can forgive me, too…”

Corinne smiled at her serenely. “That’s all in the past now, Grandma.”

She had moved on from the matter.

Corinne told herself she had no right to ask Jeremy for an explanation at the start of the relationship since they had a working relationship. Plus, they did not know each other when he got married to Sophia back then.

It was only over time that they started to have real feelings for each other.

Pamela patted the back of Corinne’s hand lovingly. “Thank you, Corinne, for forgiving me. I’ve always known you’re a kind girl. Do you know that Jeremy would frequently sit in his room in a daze after you left? Not to mention, he became even quieter than before.

of how strict we were with his upbringing. We pinned all of the family’s hope on him, causing him to grow up faster than kids the same age as him. That’s why he rarely shows his emotions to

seemed to have broken down his walls. Only with you does he show what he’s really feeling—whether it be joy, anger, or sadness. You’ve healed him, Corinne. He’s going to think there’s nothing to live for in this world if he loses you, so please move back in with him when he’s back. We’ll all be

when she saw the desperation in

to go back. Corinne, do call me if you need anything before Jeremy’s back. Remember, our home will forever be your home. We’ll support you

back at her before turning to her sister-in-law and saying, “Francine, make sure Grandma gets home

I will,” said Francine. She was no longer the spoiled

walk. She looked up at the blue sky, and a

she texted Jeremy some random things before going to sleep. However, she received no reply from him. Thinking he

work as usual after breakfast. However, before that, he brought Sunny