The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Chapter 276

“Uncle Jeremy! You’re back!” Annie immediately got up from the hospital bed to make way for Jeremy as soon as she saw him appear.

However, her expression froze when she saw Anya coming in with Jeremy, and she subconsciously turned her head to see how Corinne reacted.

Corinne’s expression remained calm, and there seemed to be no emotional changes at all.

“Did you just wake up?”

Jeremy walked slowly to the side of the hospital bed. He stood in a dignified and relaxed posture, with his hands inserted elegantly in his trouser belt. His calm eyes were indecipherable as he gazed downward at her.

“Yeah.” Corinne nodded, looked at Jeremy’s handsome eyes, and shifted away without lingering too long on him as she looked at Anya who was by his side.

The man could tell what she wanted to ask and turned around to look at Anya beside him. He then turned back to Corinne and said softly, “She wanted to see you.”

stood to one side and let out a

her injured appearance made her look even

yet easy–going smile on her face. She took the initiative to step forward and ask concernedly, “I heard Jeremy say that you were hospitalized due to allergies, and I came with him to see you because I’m a little

I feel much better now. How about you, Miss Anya? You look injured

fine. It wasn’t a very serious car accident. All I suffered was a graze on my head. My family’s a bit fussy though, and they insisted that I had to be hospitalized for a couple of days‘ worth of observation!” She had something of an

she was cherished by her family, who lavished her with love and affection. Since she received such care ever since she was a child, she did not lack wealth, companionship, and love— anything she wanted could be had without any effort, which allowed her to act like a child. The good life she had then

the ward, noticing that Annie was the only other

your family, Corinne? Why aren’t they here at the hospital to take

face darkened slightly when she heard

—

her biological father, so even Sherlyn whom she had always thought to be her half–sister—was not related to her by blood either. Meanwhile, the

she did not have any

silent, and it was Annie who stepped forward to voice her opinion, “Your remark is a

looked at Annie and