The Day I Kissed An Older Man

A warm glow of happiness instantly filled Sophia’s face when she looked down at her child. “Yes, this is my kid. I’ve gotten married, if you haven’t heard. Our son’s name is Benjamin! Benjamin, be a good boy and say hello to Aunt Corinne.”

Benjamin ignored Sophia as all of his attention was on the balloons the old man was holding.

Corinne frowned and looked probingly at Sophia. “And may I know who you married?”

Sophia smiled. “You won’t know him even if I told you his name. He’s just an ordinary person. He grew up abroad and had never even been to this country before we got married. I don’t think you’ve ever met him.”

Corinne narrowed her eyes. “Is that so?” she asked meaningfully.

Sophia laughed. “Corinne, don’t tell me you think I’ve married Jeremy?”

that name. She kept her eyes trained on Sophia, but

could be together with you, even though I begged him not to. I admit I was distraught then, but I eventually moved on after some time. I count myself very lucky to have met my

no signs of Sophia lying from her expression. However, she could not shake the feeling

“What’s your husband’s surname?”

what you’re suspecting, but you’re really overthinking things. I heard there’s still no lead on Jeremy after all these years, and I do feel bad for you. But you still got what you wanted, right? I mean, even without him, people

might sound like a compliment, but they were actually filled

Corinne did not care. Even though she highly suspected Sophia had something to do with Jeremy’s disappearance, she could not find any evidence to prove

to look for Jeremy immediately after the

insisted she did not know where he was. She told her she dropped Jeremy off at the airport after they revoked their marriage in the city hall, and that was the last she

Corinne to search every corner of Adam Manor, which Corinne did, but there was no

wheeling Jeremy into the airport. That was the last