The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Chapter 168

It was 8 p.m., and Jeremy arrived at Moonlight Hotel.

When he got to the front desk, the receptionist gave him a key card to Room 808 and stated the female customer had arranged it earlier.

Arriving at Room 808, Jeremy used the key card to enter.

It was a suite with a lavish interior design. He spotted no one in the room, but he could make out the sound of water running in the bathroom.

He walked past the bathroom and glanced into it with his dark eyes. There, he could see the silhouette of a woman having a shower through the engraved glass door.

His pupils shrunk. He pursed his lips while his subconscious told him to look away.

It was then he noticed there were six steaming hot dishes with one soup on the dining table.

Did the little rascal cook these for him? He once heard about the butler mentioning how Corinne would sometimes make some snacks for herself to eat at home. Could the brat, who looked spoiled, know how to cook after all?

his eyes and saw a note beside the

for me. The food tastes. better when it’s hot.

Dearest?

raised his brow. Unknowingly,

never cared about her look or manner when she was with

about getting rid of the smell from the cooking when she invited him to

the dinner set up at the room table.

chair and sat elegantly. Using the cutleries set up nicely, he reached

the food he had a professional chef prepare for him every day. It was the thought

tasting some of the food, he put down the cutleries and pinched his glabella. He looked exhausted, and it looked as though was

in a relationship and was always an indifferent person, so

only wanted to find a woman to help. him meet his grandfather’s wishes, yet he kept thinking of her amid his busy schedule. Her smile, the way she frowned when she was angry, and how she managed to irritate him every time….. These traits of

from this afternoon reappeared. in his mind, and so did the thing she said angrily. “But you

at that moment, and he just

he should reconsider his relationship with the little