The Day I Kissed An Older Man novel Chapter 1818

Lilliana no longer wanted to put up with Marvin's crappy attitude. "I'll see you in court, then! I've been married to you for so many years, raised a daughter for you, and now you want me to leave with nothing? What a joke! I have evidence of your multiple affairs on my phone! You're the one at fault here, and I'd like to see what the court will say!"

Marvin pointed at her furiously. "You're such an insatiable woman!"

Lilliana burst into laughter. "I'm insatiable? I can say the same about you!"

"Why, you—"

Sherlyn never expected her family to reach this point. Therefore, she immediately stood up and attempted to end her parents' argument.

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When Corinne returned to Annie's wedding, the afternoon banquet had just begun.

Xante, Francine, and Chester accompanied the kids to their seats. They had also reserved a seat for Corinne.

After sitting down, Corinne took a moment to catch her breath. Her kids stared at her quietly.

"Mommy, did you go out?" asked Joey.

"Mommy, where did you go?" added Bryan.

"Mommy, why did it take so long for you to come back?" Christine chimed in as well.

Corinne was still feeling out of sorts; she was in no mood to explain that she had just stepped out to meet her own mother. Plus, it was no time and place to be talking about all that, so she gave them a vague answer.

That alarmed Francine slightly. "I did find him a bit strange. After all, we never used to have street vendors like that around our neighborhood. Don't worry too much, though. No one will dare to kidnap anyone from our family!"

Francine's confidence left Corinne somewhat speechless. "Well, considering your brother as a grown man still got taken, maybe it's time to be a bit more cautious."

Francine was momentarily silenced by the remark. "Sigh! You're right… Okay, I'll be careful, and I'll make sure to let the servants know, too."

"Good."

After finishing the wedding banquet, the close friends joined the newlyweds in heading to their new home. The traditional wedding antics and teasing of the bride and groom ensued.

It was nearly midnight when they all returned to the Holdens' estate.