The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Corinne saw through Jeremy’s intention, so she kicked the wheelchair over with just enough force for it to stop right in front of him.

Jeremy looked at the wheelchair, then at Corinne, and thanked her softly. He then slowly sat down on the wheelchair and steered it toward her to grab the bottled water on the small round table. He started gulping down the water after unscrewing the cap.

Corinne was replying to a message on her phone when from the corner of her eye, she caught Jeremy drinking. She glanced at him for a second before turning her attention back to the message she was replying to.

“Corinne, you seem to really like me,” said Jeremy out of the blue.

Corinne stopped typing. Without even looking at him, she replied, “Yes, I really like you. Is there any problem?”

Jeremy was shocked by her straightforward answer. “I thought you’d hate me even more now.”

Corinne scoffed and said, “I hate you, too. Those two feelings are not mutually exclusive.”

Jeremy stared at her quietly and said, “You really are different from other women, Corinne.”

“How can you make a comparison like that when you haven’t even met many women after you lost

in his eyes at being

finished replying to her message and her phone aside. She then slowly took out a

take a shower first? After all, you’re so scared of Sophia finding out you’ve been secretly doing

the tissue and said solemnly, “Don’t worry. I’ll take a shower after

her eyes to look at his face.” Are

man, so why would I be worried

but I was too young and shy then to look at it

but also a little surprised. He had never

you and Daddy

we are actually quite close with each

eyes lit up. “Really? How did you guys meet? Can you tell

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