The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Unable to contact Melody, Helen racked her brains and thought of Melody's former classmates.

Melody was sort of a loner, and over the years, Helen had not seen her make many friends. Melody only brought up one particular classmate a few times, so Helen assumed they had a good relationship. Helen quickly went to Melody's room. Melody had left in a hurry, so she did not take many things with her. Helen searched through her belongings and found a yearbook hidden at the bottom of the cabinet. Melody only bought a mobile phone when she graduated from college, so she must have written down her former classmates' contact information in the yearbook.

Helen searched for a long time before finding that classmate's phone number in the yearbook.

She called right away, saying, "Hello?"

The person on the other end of the line was puzzled to receive a call from Helen. "Yes, who is this?"

"I'm Melody's mom. Is she with you right now? Pass her the phone right now!" ordered Helen.

kind to her. She often sided with Melody's half-sister in bullying her. Thus, upon hearing it was Melody's mom, the classmate's tone immediately turned unfriendly. "Sorry,

that possible? Melody only has you as a friend. If she's not with you, then where else could she

Melody had been through,

for her? You should be ashamed to call yourself a mother! I would've cut off all ties with you

hung up the phone and

sent a message to Melody, [Your mom called me. Seems like she's looking for

classmate's message and recalling Helen's recent call, Melody could not shake the feeling that something was off. Regardless of what Helen was up to, Melody only knew that it

information about Melody from her classmate, Helen became distressed. After much contemplation, she remembered the news she had seen online before. She took out her phone and began searching, hoping to find

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