The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Corinne did not really want to stop Aaron and Annie from getting married. She was just worried that Annie would be heartbroken by Aaron again. She and Aaron had grown up together, so she naturally had faith in him as a friend. As a husband? Aaron was definitely not husband material.

She turned to the not-so-smart Annie and said very seriously, "Annie, since you've already decided that you are willing to trust Aaron again, I won't say anything more and wish you both the best. But If he does happen to let you down in the future, you must remember to come to me, and I'll deal with him for you."

Annie looked at Corinne with tears in her eyes. She then stood up and crossed over Aaron to hug her. "Oh, Corinne. You're still so good to me, even though Uncle Jeremy isn't here anymore."

Corinne was not used to this kind of close contact, so she took Annie's hand away with a dry chuckle and pushed her into Aaron's arms. After that, she sat a little further from the two of them. "Now, why don't you two go and do the wedding planning? I'll be sure to attend with the children."

Annie nodded gratefully. "Speaking of it, this is the second time you attended my wedding. I am really touched...and also a bit sad. You and Uncle Jeremy were still together when you guys attended my first wedding, but now he's..."

feel sorry for Corinne, at the thought of Jeremy. 'It must be hard for Corinne, yet she still stubbornly waits for Uncle Jeremy to come back.' Almost everyone in her family and in the Holden family presumed Jeremy

might have felt a little sad. However, things changed. She already knew where he was, though he

people

He quickly plopped Annie to his other side

to be sad about? It's not like you'll have to

pitifully, "Who said I don't have to leave home? Hadn't I already moved my things to our new house? How can you not see my sacrifice, Annie?"

are you going to talk to if

doing this in front of Corinne. She's going to make fun of us.