The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

"You're much more of a gentleman compared to that night," Rita remarked with a smile.

In response, Sherman cocked an eyebrow and quipped, "And you're much more amiable now than you were then."

Their shared laughter drew Sadie's gaze and fueled her resentment.

She wanted to know when Rita started to have eyes on Sherman and felt that Rita was utterly shameless for trying to charm the man that Sadie had been eyeing first.

That being said, a public display of frustration was hardly appropriate, so Sadie forced a smile and approached Sherman. "Where have you been, Mister Sherman? I looked everywhere for you earlier but couldn't find you," she said, disregarding Rita's presence.

When Sherman saw Sadie coming over to him, he instinctively took a step back and maintained a polite distance. "And you are?" he asked.

Sadie's smile stiffened in response to that question.

think too highly of herself rather than looking at herself in the mirror to see if she was fit to even approach him. Plenty of

a strained smile. "I'm Sadie, the second daughter of the Russells. We crossed paths upstairs earlier, but I suppose you couldn't get a good look at me because my sister knocked me down

the faint smile at Rita's lips seemed to mock her. Sadie gritted her teeth and yearned to lash out, but

I'm only

aware there

which came

they had only met each other once, and he had no reason to incur Karen's wrath for her sake-not that he had anything to

soured and teetered on the

feel a little sorry for her. She knew that it could not have been easy for a nineteen-year-old to mask their

is Karen's daughter,

brought Sadie with her

Sadie later changed her surname

who nodded

Won