The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Her dream took place when she was a kid.

Being sick in her dream, her mother brought her to the hospital. While she had her drip, her mother -having asked if she was hungry–told her she would be right back after buying her a bowl of chicken noodle soup.

Before her mother left, she took a good look at Corinne when she was at the door, and her eyes were teary.

Her mother’s face was blurry in that dream. No matter how hard she tried, she could not see her mother’s actual face.

After that, Marvin came to the hospital and told her, “I’m your father. Remember that you’re a Carew from now on. Do you understand? Now, come with me. I’m bringing you home.”

She was too young at that time to remember what her last name was. Did she have her mother’s last name?

All she could remember was her mother gently calling her nickname–‘Moonie‘. The day she knew her last name was Carew, her name became Luna Carew.

When she lived in the convent, Mother Catharina said her name sounded too cold. ‘Luna‘ meant the moon and also silver in alchemy. It was not good for her, especially since none of her family members wanted her.

to change her name to Corinne, saying that she was a beautiful maiden and that the name also symbolized a spear. In combination, Mother Cathrina hoped Corinne would become a female warrior who

someone else. She must know how to protect herself and avoid revealing her weakest core

was known as

who gave her

how fast she

Mother Catharina in the maze, and she would say to her with a sad face, “Corinne, you need to be careful when you’re alone in

see her mother, who would smile gently at her and say, “Moonie, I’m going to buy a

see them, but she could never

turned around and walked away, her pacing

wanting to go with her. Just

her gradually disappeared, and when she looked up, she realized someone was using a rock to cover the well. She realized she was in a pitch–black environment. She yelled for help, but her voice

Then, something terrible happened.

rose until it finally drowned her. She tried hard to climb up

Drowned, suffocated, near–death-