The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Chapter 266

Xante hurried over to take the glass of milk from Corinne and placed it back on the coffee table. She then drew out a piece of tissue and passed it to her before she helped soothe her back.

After a while, Corinne finally stopped coughing. “Xante, you’re right. I’m in a bad mood today.”

Xante nodded and asked, “Okay. Why?”

When this topic was brought up, it seemed like fire was burning in Corinne’s eyes.

“Because Jeremy was ridiculous. I was having a good day, and he suddenly had me witness them seeing each other again after a long time. Regardless of what really went on, I’m still his legally married wife. That was very disrespectful.”

Xante’s lips stretched into a thin line. “That…really is too much.”

Corinne frowned unhappily. “I know he wants me to know his beloved woman is back, or maybe he’s thinking of reminding me to watch myself and avoid causing the apple of his eye any misunderstanding, but he could’ve used actual words to do that. It was totally unnecessary to let me live in that moment.”

Xante agreed by nodding. “Yes. It was very rude of him to do that.”

so annoyed and frustrated. How am I going to be his wife when I’m stuck between them during the remainder of

smile. “Don’t go back. Let them live happily ever after

and it’s only been half a month. I must honor the contract. Besides, that old man isn’t easy to deal with. If I ran

you’re going back

and a half left. I have to bear with it, even when I

went behind Corinne to massage her shoulders, feeling sorry for her. “I feel

lips. Honestly speaking, being Jeremy’s wife was even

since she moved into the Holdens‘

who has experience, I’d like

Although

that was not the

Protection?

“No It happened too suddenly, and it was a special situation. I didn’t think too much about

you don’t want to have anything to do with Mister Jeremy after your contract ends, it’s better to use protection in the future,” reminded Xante

looked cold. “That was an accident, and

Xante looked worried. “Then…do you