The Day I Kissed An Older Man

It was just because that person was Lucas.

Melody clutched her heart, realizing that her thoughts were becoming increasingly dangerous.

"How could someone like me who came from a messy family be worthy of you? Besides, you've always treated me as just an actress from the beginning to the end." Melody smiled bitterly. "How can I ever like someone else in the future after meeting someone like you? You're really evil, do you know that?"

As if determined, she stuck out her tongue. "I'm sorry. You haven't done anything wrong. It's me who shouldn't have fantasized. I'll stop that from now. I'll try hard to draw clear boundaries between us, and I promise I won't make things difficult for you anymore."

Melody was well aware that the only way out for her and Lucas was for her to forget the feelings she should not have. Their relationship was destined to end badly if she continued harboring those feelings. However, her heart started aching when she thought about parting ways with Lucas in the future. Thus, it would be better for her to let go of those feelings.

After sorting out her thoughts, Melody fetched a thin blanket and laid down on the sofa.

Unfortunately, figuring things out and putting them into action were two different matters. Melody tossed and turned on the sofa, closing her eyes but unable to fall asleep.

telling her that she should

doesn't like you, and you're not worthy of him. Aren't these reasons enough for you to give up?" Melody convinced

the time she

to find that the sensation underneath her was different. She did not know when she had ended up in the bed; she distinctly remembered falling asleep on the sofa last night. Lucas, who had been sleeping in the bed,

already seated at the dining table. Upon seeing Melody, Beatrice

was even more pronounced after having witnessed Melody being pressed down by Lucas the day before, and seeing Melody waking

grandmother misunderstand, so she decided not to

"Good morning, Grandma, Grandpa!"