The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Chapter 263

Just as Aaron’s car drove off, another black car arrived and parked where Aaron did.

Sunny got off in a hurry and quickly ran toward the handsome man in a grayish formal suit. ‘Lucas, is everything alright?” he asked tentatively. “Did you find Grandpa?”

As it turned out, the man was Sunny’s brother, Lucas.

The man had just coaxed his grandfather into the ear to go home. He glanced at Sunny when he heard his disappointing brother panting. He did not answer his question and instead asked, ” Where did you come from?”

Sunny would typically act haughtily like other rich kids, but he was a different person when he was with Lucas. He was well–behaved and lowered his head as if the mice had seen a cat.

“Lucas, I…came from Century Lunar Manor…”

Lucas‘ expression hardened. “The term is starting soon, and you still have the time to play around? You’re repeating for the third time this time. Are you refusing to let other people take away your school hunk‘ title?”

Sunny was embarrassed and felt his brother was being very sarcastic.

hunk because he was very good–looking, but because he could not pass his test to go to the university and had to repeat his high school year,

thing,

study harder this time. Anyway,

have a special occasion on your

decorated Lunar Century Manor with pink

back?‘ Lucas was

narrowed his eyes and figured something was wrong. He furrowed his eyebrows. “Jeremy

very protective of Anya, so he looked up and answered, “Lucas, the only reason he married his current wife is because of his grandfather. He has no feelings for his wife. And you know it, too. Anya can’t live without Jeremy.

long eyes looked worried. He

family had their

black came over to ask, “Sir,

calm as he said, “Ban her, and never let her have any opportunity to ‘influence‘ others. Have her and the car she parked over the tactile paying vanish from this

subordinate nodded. “Yes, sir!” The man

to chase after Corinne, and he came back with the check she refused. “Sir,