The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Xante lowered the window to get some fresh air. “If you want to be in a relationship, I can have fun with you for a while. If it’s
marriage you want, you ought to be with someone else!”
“I want to be with you!” Sunny said stubbornly. Women usually pushed for marriage because they feared that their boyfriend
might change his mind or refuse to take responsibility for her, yet Sunny could not understand why Xante seemed to be acting
more like a man.
Xante said, “Marriage was never part of my plans. You chose the wrong person if you wanted to get married.”
“Are you an example of someone who doesn’t believe in marriage?” Sunny frowned and compromised. “Fine, then. We’ll be in a
relationship with each other for the rest of our lives. Don’t even think of being with anyone else!”
Xante looked at Sunny’s serious expression and said, “Don’t be naive!”
“I’m serious, I—”
Before Sunny could say anything, Xante put out her cigarette and got out of the car. Jeremy was already helping Corinne out of
the police station.
Sunny was frustrated that he could not finish his sentence, but he got out of the car anyway.
Annie was the first to reach Jeremy and Corinne. “Uncle Jeremy! Aunt Corinne! I’m so glad to see that you’re both okay!”
Aaron walked over and asked Corinne worriedly, “How are you feeling, boss? Are you done giving your statement?”
Corinne nodded. “Yes. It’s all done.”
“Thank goodness it’s all done.” Aaron smiled in relief. “Will you be going home with us or Mister Jeremy?”
Corinne was about to answer when Lucas got out of the car and walked over. “She wants to go home with me,” he said with
conviction.
When he arrived in front of Corinne, his expression became considerably gentler. “Are you tired, Corinne? Let’s go home and
rest.”
Corinne nodded at Lucas and walked toward him.

Jeremy reached out and hugged her gently. He did not permit her to leave his side even by an inch. He raised his eyes and said
to Lucas, “I’ll see her off.”
Lucas ignored Jeremy and looked at Corinne to see if that was what she wanted.
Corinne shook off Jeremy’s hand from her shoulders and refused. “You don’t need to trouble yourself. You would’ve been tired
from trying to catch all the gangsters in the past two days, so you should go home and have some rest.”
Jeremy sighed. His gentle tone had a hint of coaxing as he said, “I’m not tired. Let me see you off, okay?”
Corinne answered him firmly, “Come meet me again when you solve that problem of yours. I won’t go with you until and unless
everything is clear-cut.”
She then walked toward Lucas and said, “Let’s go.”
Lucas then helped her into the car.
There was nothing Jeremy could do about it. He knew that he had no right to pester her until he solved the issue with Sophia. He
turned to Lucas and said earnestly, “Thank you for taking care of her for me.”
Lucas replied unceremoniously, “It’s my responsibility as a brother to take good care of her. I am more than happy to do my duty.
Our family will no longer be able to tolerate you if you ever make her sad or put her in any form of danger.” Lucas then turned
around and got into his car before driving away.