The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Up until a second ago, Corinne was still holding out hope that Jeremy would come clean with her, but her hope was dashed when she saw him acting self-righteously. She looked at him with a straight face and wondered what she ever saw in him.

“The very fact that you exist makes me angry. I don’t want to see you right now!” she said coldly.

Jeremy’s eyes turned icy cold. “You don’t want to see me? Do you hate me that much?”

“Yes! I hate you very, very much!” she said with great disdain. “Mister Jeremy, I admit it was wrong for me to kiss you just because I want to get away from my blind date, but I’ve already paid back for my mistake so I don’t owe you anything anymore. I know you’re interested in me because you thought I was playing hard to get, but I’m not going to stand here and let you play with my feelings anymore!”

Jeremy frowned and looked at her sharply. “Play with your feelings? You think I’m not serious about you? Is that what this is all about?”

Corinne chuckled wryly. “Well, isn’t that it? You look like you’re having fun, but it’s time to end this!”

She pushed him away and walked away without looking back at him.

I’ll leave the room,” he said as he let go of her

of the room and closed the door with

down forlornly. The heater was on, yet she felt

the sound of their

in

disappointed Corinne was with Jeremy, she would never hold it against his family. Thus, she took some deep breaths

haven’t you slept yet? It’s

looked at her pale face sympathetically. “Corinne, I heard you arguing with Jeremy. Did he do something wrong? You can tell me. I’ll

fine, Grandma. It’s just a little lovers’ tiff. I’m sorry if we’ve woken you, but there’s nothing

tell Pamela cared about her from the bottom of her heart, so she believed her when she said she would teach Jeremy a

romantic or good-tempered person out there. He’s also a workaholic, so it’s understandable you’ll feel neglected. But don’t you worry, I’m going to lecture him and make him apologize to you.

out a smile. “Thank you, Grandma, but there’s no need to worry