The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Corinne stared at Melinda for a long time before saying, "If what you said is true, then I'm sorry for misunderstanding you."

Melinda smiled ruefully. "Corinne, it's understandable for you to be guarded against us. I'd just like to remind you that Sophia has gone mad. She'll do anything to keep Zachary by her side, and she's good at playing the victim to get Adam to help her. You must be very careful."

Corinne believed that Melinda meant well, so she nodded and said, "Thank you for reminding me. I'll be very careful. And if there's nothing else, I'll be going back to work now."

She raised her wrist to look at the time.

Since she had said what she needed, Melinda did not feel good about keeping her. She swept her eyes around the coffee house once more, but there was no Emily still.

Finally, she sighed and said, "Okay. I won't keep you, then. Let's meet up again when you're free, and I'll bring the friend I've mentioned along."

Corinne narrowed her eyes. She was somewhat curious but not that keen to probe into the matter. She nodded slightly and said, "Sure. I'll get going, then. Bye."

smiled politely

to her sadly. "Bye, Miss

at her without looking back. After that, she pushed open

we took all that trouble to ask Miss Corinne out, and it was for nothing! I wonder where Miss Emily ran off to." Melinda snapped out of her thoughts and put her hand to her forehead as though she had a headache. "Come on, Lilin.

daughter to the restroom. It was even more deserted there. No one was in the sink

come out now.

she kept her gaze fixed on the cubicle door. As expected, one of the cubicle doors opened not long after

out forlornly. Her eyes