The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

"But I-I..." Rita stuttered. She was so angry that her mind went blank. "Clearly, it was you who lacked manners first by taking my seat and then blaming me! If I lacked manners, why would I buy front-row tickets? I did my research before coming here, okay? Unlike you, who thinks yourself civilized just because you're wearing those glasses. You're no better than a brute!"

As the lights dimmed throughout the venue, Sherman knew it was entering the countdown phase. He no longer wanted to resume bickering with the annoying woman beside him.

"Miss, I don't know how you came to believe this was your seat, but maybe you should check your ticket again," said Sherman.

There was no way it was his mistake since Claire had reserved that seat for him.

"Why you! I've double-checked multiple times. It's you who made the mistake. You're sitting in 008, right?"

The number held a special significance between Sherman and Claire, and the repeated mention of it by this woman made him furious.

stood up, his imposing figure causing Rita to take

You were in the wrong first. Even if we end up at the police station, the officers will be on my side.

around them cast disapproving glances. Sherman simply pulled her forcefully

scalpers. You claim to have done so much research, yet you dare to make someone with

mockery in his eyes made Rita blush. "Watch what you're saying? I

their beliefs, but Rita kept arguing while Sherman remained

was in the middle and offered an excellent angle for taking photos. Rita glared at Sherman indignantly, knowing this was not the best time to argue further,

Rita clenched her fists and whispered to herself, "Hmph, I'll deal with you after the performance

subtle, but Sherman glanced at her as if she were insane. 'Is this woman really clueless or just

determined to capture the best photos possible. Despite being looked down upon by others and restricted from

the social category, but her qualifications were not sufficient. Thus, she decided to

center stage, where Claire, the youngest

contemporary dance with international newspapers once describing her