The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Chapter 100

“Don’t cry. You won’t look pretty anymore if your tears smudge your makeup.”

Zeke gracefully took out a handkerchief from the inner breast pocket of his jacket and wiped Ivanka’s tears skillfully and gently.

Ivanka’s heart throbbed like mad when a handsome, noble man showed such concern for her. She felt even more convinced of her attractiveness.

‘He must be the Prince Charming who came to save me!’ she gushed inwardly.

She moved a little closer to Zeke’s arms and said in a coquettish manner, “Thank you. I’m fine now.

“I’m very happy to hear that.” Zeke pursed his lips and gently placed the handkerchief in her hand.” I heard someone playing the ukulele from the next room. It was such a marvelous tune. Was it you who played it?”

Ivanka’s expression froze, and she did not know how to answer that. By telling the truth, she would only give that d*mn Corinne another chance to shine in front of her Prince Charming. After thinking about it, Ivanka deliberately gave him a vague reply, “Sir, the tune you just heard was played on this ukulele, but it’s a pity that it’s now damaged.”

this ukulele is such a despicable person.” Zeke frowned slightly and finally raised his gaze to look at Corinne. “Why’d

Jeremy was not weird enough, his friend was just as weird, too! Perhaps birds of a feather do flock. together after

her eyes widened in surprise. “Sir, what did you just…call

Is something the matter?” Zeke smiled. His handsome eyes narrowed into a crescent

expression turned ugly in disbelief. “She… How is

“She’s the woman of one of my sworn brothers, so of course she’s my sis.”

looked at Zeke,

wretch Corinne have anything to do with my Prince Charming? It’s

door of the room

her head and saw Jeremy walking calmly

and felt a little more annoyed when she

Jeremy, and said with a smile, “See those.

as he reached out to take it. Then, out of the blue, he slammed it forcefully against the wall. A loud shatter was heard, and the ukulele’s pieces fell on the floor as only the instrument’s neck remained in his hand. He then tossed the neck

senses and yelled in