The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Francine stuck out her tongue and pretended to vomit. She hated nothing more than a girl who acted like she was innocent.
Annie took a deep breath and squeezed out a smile. “Okay, Mister Aaron. If that’s the case, I’ll book a room in Hillmond Hotel for
you.”
“Thanks for helping, Miss Annie,” said Aaron with a smile.
“You’re welcome.”
After that, Annie went out to make a call to Hillmond Hotel since she was too lazy to download an app just to book a hotel room.
It was just as well as she needed a bit of fresh air or she would lose her mind.
After Annie went out, Corinne picked up the knife Xante left and threw it at Aaron.
Aaron did not try to dodge the incoming knife. Fortunately, the knife only brushed past his ear before it embedded itself into the
wall.
His girlfriend jumped up in fright, as did Francine.
‘I never knew she knew how to throw a knife!’ she thought in wide-eyed shock.
Aaron hugged her girlfriend and said smilingly to Corinne, “Boss, what was that for? You’re only going to make yourself sad if I
was hit by the knife.”
Corinne frowned. She had enough of him. “Get lost! I don’t want to see your face anymore!”Books Chapters Are Daily Updated
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Aaron shrugged. He got up with his girlfriend and bowed to Corinne. “Fine, we’ll be leaving now. I’ll leave Xante with you.” Then,
he muttered to himself, “I wonder if Miss Annie managed to book us a hotel room...”
After Aaron led her fragile-looking girlfriend out of the room, Francine turned to look at Corinne with a frown. “Ahem! Um...
Corinne, has your temper always been this explosive? Do you throw knives at people whenever you’re upset?”
Corinne gave her a side-eye. “What? Is this your first day of knowing me?”
Francine sported a lopsided smile, but her trembling voice betrayed her. “O—Of course not. I... I still remember what you did on
the first day we met each other.”

On the first day they met each other, Corinne dunked Francine’s head into the toilet bowl.
‘Of course, it was ’cause I bullied her into it. But throwing a knife at someone? That’s really going overboard...’ thought Francine.
“Then need you ask?” said Corinne lightly.
“You’re not going to do the same thing to my brother in the future, right?” asked Francine anxiously.
Corinne was a little taken aback. She looked up at Francine with an inscrutable expression. After a brief silence, she said, “Don’t
tell me you seriously think I can win in a fight against your brother.”
After thinking it over, Francine said, “You’re right. You can’t win in a fight against Jeremy. But he’s the type that’ll never hit a
woman, so what if you use that to your advantage?”