The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Corinne’s face turned purple.

By then, Pamela caught her breath and anxiously bleated, “Jeremy… Let go of her…”

Jeremy immediately released his grip and tossed Corinne to one side before going over and asking, “How are you feeling?”

Pamela waved her hand weakly. “It’s okay… Earlier, I…I got a prune pit stuck in my throat, but Corinne saved me using the Heimlich maneuver. See that pit on the ground? I spat it out…”

Jeremy froze slightly and glanced down at the inconspicuous prune pit on the ground. Then, he looked at Corinne once more, frowning slightly.

Corinne got up from the ground and rubbed her arm, which was sore after she had been mercilessly thrown onto the ground by Jeremy. She then went up to Pamela and explained, “I baked those pastries for myself this morning, Ma’am. I tend to leave prunes unpitted because I prefer the subtle bitterness that appears when you bake them. It’s not very suitable for old people though, so I sincerely apologize for that.”

She bowed sincerely before straightening her figure and looking at Jeremy.

“You should call a doctor to check up on her, Mister—I mean…Jeremy.” At the end of her sentence, she turned around and went upstairs to the room.

Jeremy felt a wave of mixed emotions when he looked at Corinne’s straight, slender back.

…

The whole incident gave Pamela a minor scare, and she only fell asleep after being helped into the room. That afternoon, the family doctor came to check up on her, and she had her blood pressure taken to confirm that she was alright.

After the family doctor left, the old lady regained some of her energy and said, “Could you wait outside for a bit, Francine? I have something to say to your brother.”

Francine was a little reluctant to go because she wanted to listen in on their conversation, but Jeremy’s stern look left her no choice but to leave.

With only the two of them left in the room, Jeremy walked to the bed and asked, “Is something the matter, Grandma?”

Pamela smiled warmly and looked up at her tall, handsome grandson. “I’m all fine now, Jeremy.”

“I’m glad to hear that.”

Pamela asked, “I’m curious how you got to know Corinne.”

“It was by chance.”

Pamela nodded slowly. “She’s a good kid. I like her very much.”

There was a fleeting glimmer of surprise in Jeremy’s eyes, and his handsome eyes narrowed slightly. “Are you saying that just because she saved you?”

That escalated quickly, considering how she was giving Corinne some punishment just moments before he returned home.

There was a twinkle of admiration in Pamela’s eyes. “She’s calm when facing tough situations, and she doesn’t try to assert dominance or make herself look meek in front of me. Rather than cry and complain when you misunderstood her actions, she came to me just to calmly explain everything and apologize for what happened. She’s a sensible and understanding woman.”

remained silent after recalling how he nearly severed her head off when he choked

with her yet,

subject changed a little too quickly that Jeremy ended up

thirties, for God’s sake! Why are you so embarrassed?”

Jeremy was speechless.

your stubborn old grandfather, but I think that you chose a good wife. Marriage isn’t child’s play, you know. I do hope the two of you

inappropriate to explain the entire situation to

“I couldn’t attend your wedding because I accompanied your grandpa to prepare for the surgery, but I’ll bear witness to your matrimony

expression darkened. “Grandma, when it comes

you don’t listen to my advice, I’ll tell your grandfather that you tricked him with a fake marriage. You know the

you later. Have a good rest now,” he said, then

thing a rest, alas. “I’ll do my rounds later tonight,

…

to the room, he saw Corinne sitting alone at the computer desk. She seemed to be

and gazed down to see

her task at hand while complaining, “I’m copying the house rules. We’re already in the twenty-first century, but your family still has written family

“You can stop copying now. No one’s going

stretched her waist and said, “Guess I’ll go bathe and sleep, then!”

Jeremy after being strangled earlier. He could easily crush her to death like he could crush an ant. It was not so much her of him, but rather, she just did not feel the need

that meant not making enemies and avoiding much contact with Jeremy. As soon as the

got up, walked past Jeremy, and avoided him as much as possible. However, a strong force

frowned in pain. “What are

her. “I’m surprised you know what pain

had just grabbed the sorest part of her

her forearm bumped into the corner of the coffee table, resulting in

avoid any sort of conflict were taking a

a long face. “No

voice, “Head downstairs and let the family doctor

going down and merely shook off his hand before

into her pajamas and went to

to her in

on

“Why should I?”

the corner of

twitched. “No

narrowed his eyes and gave her a death stare. “Are you coming here, or

the bed, so she gritted her teeth and got up. Once she walked over to him, she

“Fine. Hurry up!”

wound herself.