The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Sunny clenched his fists angrily.

Aaron patted his shoulder, guided him to the other end of the bar table, and gave him a bottle of mineral water.

“Chill, dude. You’ll only embarrass Xante if you rush over there now to interrupt them. You’ll gain nothing but her wrath, and not to mention the silent treatment, by doing that,” said Aaron.

Even though Sunny knew Aaron was right, he struggled to quell his burning rage.

“Listen to me. You might be able to save a damsel in distress later. That’ll show Xante what a hero you are,” advised Aaron.

‘Save a damsel in distress? What the hell is he talking about?’ thought Sunny, not understanding what Aaron meant. However, he decided to wait and see. Thus, he threw his head back to drink his water—in a bid to cool himself down—while glaring at Xante.

…

not that handsome. However, dressed in a suit and coupled with his gentlemanly demeanor and an air

sure been a while since we last saw each other. I must say, you’ve changed quite a lot,” said the man, swirling his wine

“Oh? How

even more attractive and mature. Not to mention, you have a certain air

glasses out of habit. “I can say the same about you. You’ve become more mature and,

he recalled his past behaviors. “I was young, stupid, and broke back then. Sorry

looked at him with a raised eyebrow. Instead of sadness, there was actually mockery in

apologize to me; you would’ve done the same thing if given the chance to start over. We’re all adults hardened by years of disappointment

about the past anymore. In fact, let’s talk about the present. Xante, you’re single and I’m single, so what do you

don’t think that’s

rejected outright, so he was understandably hurt. “Why not? Xante, my feelings for you never changed, nor could I forget about you. Why won’t you give me another chance? I promise I’ll treat you better than last