The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

"Oh, dear..." Simona exclaimed, noticing the slap mark on Sadie's face. "What happened to you? Did someone slap you? Why haven't you tended to yourself?"

Simona hated seeing someone else injured, and it was in her instinct to reach out and check Sadie's face. Sadie, however, was unaware of Simona's true identity and recoiled impatiently. "Don't touch me," Sadie snapped.

Sherman then stopped Simona and said, "You should head home and rest, Mom. Don't worry so much over this whole thing."

Upon learning of Simona's identity, Sadie's demeanor changed, and her eyes lit up. She greeted her amiably. "Hi there, Auntie. I'm glad I came here while you're still around. There are some things I wish to discuss with Sherman today."

Simona became curious. "And what might that be?" The sense of familiarity that Sadie seemed to show toward Sherman surprised her, as she had no idea her son had such a close acquaintance.

his name. Sadie, however, remained unfazed by Simona's questioning and instead smiled brightly. She tried to approach

well since Sherman isn't very close with my sister. I'm here as an intermediary to explain my sister's character to you, and I also

scoffed at

unaware of what's going on within your family? Your so-called discussion with my mother is unnecessary. Please leave my office, and refrain from entering the premises without authorization. And if that's not bad enough, causing a scene in the lobby is not

in front

you to see her for who she really is! You won't be happy

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