The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Chapter 69

“He’s not just handsome. He has this super intimidating aura too. I bet he’s the mysterious guest invited by the school.”

Just as Corinne was going into the concluding remarks, she felt that something was not right with how everyone responded. It was almost as if they were all staring behind her.

She turned around to find out what was happening and was taken completely by surprise! ‘Why is he here?!’

Jeremy’s thoughtful gaze glanced swiftly across her as he walked forward. His tall body stood beside her, and he reached out to raise the microphone to mouth level. His low and magnetic voice resonated throughout the auditorium as he said, “Hello everyone, I’m here as Corinne’s family, and I’d like to thank the University of New Capital City for all the care that has been given to Corinne. I don’t have much time right now, so I’ll keep things short. I’m donating a laboratory building to the university in Corinne’s name as a token of appreciation for all that the university has done for Corinne.”

Corinne was speechless. ‘Is he okay or something?

The audience was in an uproar, and the university’s top management was all shocked. Everyone was stunned to hear that a building had been gifted out of nowhere!

“Whoa! Guess you don’t need to talk much if you’re handsome. You can just donate a building!”,

I’ve ever seen, and he doesn’t even bat an eye when

he’s family, so I’m guessing he’s her brother? But they don’t look alike

young, so he can’t be her

thank Corinne and her family

applause

spotlight again! By contrast, the three pianos that her father said he would donate

be an illegitimate daughter whom nobody cares about! Who’s that handsome and

classes in the freshmen’s foreign language classroom. A female student hurried in and said, “Something big happened, Francine! I heard that

study Issues, was overjoyed when

the teachers will be a bit

awkwardly, “Ummm… He didn’t donate the

in disbelief. “Don’t play around with me. Who else would he

it’s not for you. It’s for one of the senior graduates

“Corinne? She’s a student at the University of