The Day I Kissed An Older Man

“I even gave you a cold shoulder when we met that day, but you still helped me out. How magnanimous of you, Mister Sherman,” said Rita sulkily, unable to control her disappointment. She did not know what was wrong with her.

“Miss Rita, I don’t just help anyone with their troubles. It’s also because we have a connection. Our interactions the last two times made me realize you’re definitely not that kind of person. Besides, our cooperation with your family’s company is also on the agenda, so helping you can be seen as doing a favor for your father as well,” Sherman said, not entirely sincere.

After the dinner party he attended last time, he was clear that he absolutely could not cooperate with such a company, let alone talk about putting it on the agenda.

Rita looked up with surprise. She opened her mouth but did not know what to say. She never imagined it would be for such a reason.

“You’re indeed magnanimous, Mister Sherman. Thank you so much.” Rita took a deep breath, putting on a smile again. “How can I repay you? It wouldn’t be fair for me to benefit from your kindness without reason.”

“There’s no need. I didn’t really do much.” Sherman waved his hand, but he frowned subconsciously when he heard Rita say that.

“No, that won’t do. After all, we’re

you insist on repaying me, then…

up, listening intently. “What is

me not to get involved in the developer’s affairs anymore. This

original position, leaning back on

last time. There’s no reason to keep stopping me since it has nothing to do with your

matter is very dangerous. Do you understand the word ‘dangerous’? It’s completely. different from your colleagues smearing you. Your life at risk! I

“Why you!”

angry; she hated mixing