The Day I Kissed An Older Man novel Chapter 1312

Lucas stared at Corinne for a while before suddenly offering a gentle smile. "It's nothing. You don't look too good today. Did you not sleep well last night?"

"Yeah, I had a few weird dreams."

Lucas stood up and stroked Corinne's hair. "You shouldn't think too much before you go to sleep. You won't get weird dreams that way."

"Sure, whatever," said Corinne lightly.

After that, Lucas turned to Sunny and said sternly, "Sunny, I've informed your school you'll be taking the day off today, so you can stay home with Corinne."

Sunny did a double-take when he heard Lucas. 'What? Is Lucas being serious? This is the first time he's ever done that for me!' he thought happily.

Seeing how happy Sunny was, Lucas reminded him solemnly, "But that doesn't mean you don't have to do your homework. You have to finish them before I come home from work today, okay?"

"Got it," said Sunny with a nod. 'Why do I still have to do my homework when I don't have to go to school? Oh well, it's better than having to go to school. I can even sneak out when he's not home.'

After Lucas left for work, Sunny looked at Corinne admiringly and said, "Corinne, you're amazing! I can't believe Lucas gave me a day off school just because he was worried you'd be bored staying at home alone.

"I heard Lucas used to spoil Luna a lot, and I always wondered to what extent. Does he spoil her more than he spoils Anya? I see he spoils you even more than Anya! Don't get me wrong, he was really good to Anya, but only if she didn't do anything to test his principles. But the way Lucas treats you is like he has no principles anymore!"

Corinne chuckled wryly. "Hurry and finish your breakfast. You still have a lot of homework to do."

She did not really care who Lucas spoiled more.

"Umm, Corinne, can I go out later?" he asked earnestly, which was a contrast to his usual haughty attitude. "I promise to come back within an hour!"

'Grr! Why won't that annoying jerk just accept it?' thought Corinne.

Corinne snapped back to the present when she heard Sunny talking to her. She took his homework and turned a few pages to check his work. A few minutes later, she raised her hand and said, "Pen, please."

Sunny frowned. "What do you need a pen for? This isn't your homework."

Corinne pointed to one of the questions in the book. "I'm going to circle all the questions that you did wrong. You're not allowed to go out unless you correct all the wrong questions."

"D*mn it!" Sunny scratched his head out of frustration. Left with no choice, he ran up to his room to get a pen for Corinne.

Corinne circled 20 wrong questions in Sunny's book. She asked him to redo the questions right in front of her, and he had no choice but to do as he was told so he would be allowed to go out.