The Day I Kissed An Older Man novel Chapter 1292

Corinne nodded. She ignored the two brothers and left at once.

When Corinne walked toward Luna's room—the room that Lucas had forbidden anyone else to enter—Sunny became even more emotional. "Is she… Is she really Luna?"

Lucas narrowed his eyes as he watched Corinne enter the room. He then looked at his knuckleheaded younger brother and warned, "Don't tell anyone about this. Especially not Grandpa and Grandma. Don't tell Dad either."

Lucas' stern expression made Sunny aware of how serious the matter was. He nodded solemnly and said, "I won't! I promise!"

"Go back to your room and get some sleep," Lucas said as he finally allowed Sunny to leave. "Don't disturb her if you can help it."

Sunny answered resentfully, "Fine..."

As soon as he went back to his room, Sunny immediately called Xante. "Xante! Corinne's been found! She's at my house!"

"I know that," Xante replied nonchalantly.

"You do? Oh... Corinne must've called you earlier, then?"

"She did."

"I found out something that's even more shocking!" Sunny said.

"What?"

It was difficult for Sunny to contain his surprise, he deliberately lowered his voice and said softly, "She's my half-sister who was lost for so many years!"

Xante kept quiet for a moment before asking, "You found out?"

Sunny was taken aback. "What do you mean? Did you know about it?"

"Yes."

"Then why didn't you tell me?"

Jason remained silent for a moment before putting down the glass of water. "I'll be excusing myself, then."

Aaron then said politely, "Take care now. Drive safe.

Aaron closed the door after sending Jason off. He then turned around and shrugged his shoulders at Xante. "He's smitten with her."

Xante fetched herself a glass of water. "Do you think she's interested in him?"

Aaron shook his head. "No. She still can't move on from Jeremy. It's good that she's at the Riveras right now. Lucas won't let Jeremy bother her."

"Let's hope so." Xante drank her water.

Corinne took a bath in the room that she was said to have lived in when she was younger. The maids prepared well-fitting pajamas for her, replaced the bedsheets and pillowcases, and even brought her a charger.

While she wiped her hair, she charged her phone and switched it on to look at her unread messages.