The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Jeremy gave Jason a small smile. “I heard from Tommy that you’ve been taking care of my wife. Should I hold a banquet to thank you then, Jason?”

Corinne could feel the tension in the air between the two men. She would not even be surprised if thunder and lightning suddenly appeared in the room.

However, it was obvious Jason did not want to have a direct confrontation since he smiled and said, “I’m doing what any friend would’ve done, so don’t worry about it. I guess I should take my leave and head to breakfast alone now that you’re here, Jeremy. Well, bye!”

After that, he chuckled self-deprecatingly and gave them a wave before leaving the room. No one saw just how empty and hollow his eyes looked the moment he walked out. To his credit, he made sure to shut the door after him.

Jeremy’s brow was slightly relaxed after that. He looked at Corinne, whose face was still covered with her hands, and laughed out loud.

“You can put your hands down now. They’re all gone.”

Corinne kept her hands up. She wished she could crawl into a hole and die at that moment. ‘It’s fine if he doesn’t find it embarrassing, but how could he drag me into it too? He really shouldn’t implied we had s*x last night. Ugh!’

Jeremy reached out to pry her hands away. “Why are you covering your face like that? What do you think you are? An

frowned. “It’s all your fault! Why did you have to tell them about our private business? Do you really want an image of us having

exactly what I want! That way, they’ll know to stay away from you.

“Mister, do you think it makes you look

raised his eyebrow. “I don’t think. I know

was speechless. ‘Well, I

pajamas and underwear. “Do you still want to wear

clothes and glared at him angrily. “Don’t ever bring this up

so adorable that he almost could not stand all the serotonin

room with them, Jeremy would have bit Corinne to ease his

at her shirt. Stunned, she looked down and saw Joey clutching the hem of her shirt in his chubby fist. He

threw her underwear aside and bent down to ask gently, “What’s