The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

"Don't accuse others falsely. We're talking about you here! Who cares if Mister Lucas is your husband?"

Unfortunately, Carmen's words lacked credibility, and everyone noticed it. Every time Lucas appeared, her eyes would follow his every move. There had been several occasions where even the teacher had to remind her not to be too obvious about it.

After all, Lucas was Melody's husband, and they were a legitimate couple. No matter how much a woman liked a married man, the woman should consider the feelings of the married man's wife.

Carmen certainly knew what everyone was implying, and she knew they were probably mocking her behind her back, but so what? She dared to guarantee that every female student in the dance studio had fantasized about being with Lucas. She was just more obvious about it.

thoughts spoken out loud! But you know what? Let's put that aside for now. What I want to know is what

had come to realize that it was because she did not confront them earlier that they felt they could bully her at

kindest person would explode if pushed too far. Especially with the significant events unfolding in Lucas' family, she could not leave everything for him to handle. It was time for her to learn to deal with all of this herself. Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the FɪndNøvel.ɴᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access

resorting to personal attacks. "You're like a plague, bringing misfortune to anyone who comes near you. If I were you, I'd hide at home and never come out. It's audacious of you to

students. "Do you all share her opinion? Do you all think I should stay at home and not work just because

other students remained silent, but it was evident that they shared similar sentiments. In reality, they were just using Beatrice's accident as an excuse

all together. That's Carmen's opinion alone," one of them spoke up. "But what you did was a bit too much. If you truly love Mister Lucas, you should do what's best for him and stay

someone to be trifled with easily. Thus, they decided to take a more indirect approach to persuade