The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Xante was, of course, upset by the condescending tone Sunny adopted toward her.

At that moment, her secretary was still standing anxiously by the door for failing to stop Sunny from barging in.

Xante gazed at Sunny for a while before turning to and waving her hand at her secretary, signaling her to leave.

Her secretary sighed with relief, quickly got out of the room, and closed the door.

There were only Xante and Sunny left in the room, so she decided not to hold back anymore.

“If I’m not worthy enough for you to be polite toward me, why did you come to see me?” she questioned with a scoff. 1 Sunny smiled. “You’re mistaken, Miss Xante. I was only joking! Isn’t that what you used to do to me in the past, too? Don’t tell me you’re the one who can’t take a joke now. What’s the matter? Are you really mad?”

Xante looked at him expressionlessly. “No. So what brings you here? And no more bullsh*t, okay?”

in no hurry. He leaned back in his chair like a boss and

the cold shoulder from Xante. He also remembered when Xante’s exboyfriend came out of the bathroom

saying anything, Xante

Sunny, you can see yourself out if you’re not going to

obvious she was

up and down like a hungry wolf, but they both knew

times. So are you free?” asked

said that. She calmly pushed up her gold-rimmed

ridicule flashed across Sunny’s eyes. “Are you that busy? Anyway, it’s lunch break right now. We can go to a hotel nearby. Even though one hour isn’t enough time, it’s still better than

smiled. “I’m not

willing to spend more time ‘reminiscing about old times’ with him, so he smiled and said, “That’s even better.

made plans with someone else, so I