Chapter 782
The Day I Kissed An Older Man
Chapter 782
Meanwhile, at the Riverasâ mansion.
Benson Miller, the Riverasâ butler, stood by with the rest of the household staff at the mansionâs
entrance, as per Cedricâs order.
As soon as the car Corinne was in arrived, Benson quickly opened the door for her. âWelcome, Miss
Corinne. Mister Cedric is waiting for you inside,â he said with a bow. Corinne was speechless, to say
the least. She was not used to this type of pompous affair.
She followed Benson into the living room, and Cedric immediately put down his cup when he saw her.
âCorinne, youâre finally here! Come, sit down, sit down,â he said happily.
Corinne walked up to him and said politely, âGrandpa Cedric, thereâs really no need for the household
staff to put on such a welcome. This is just an everyday social visit after all.â Although Cedric was a
very kind old man, he seemed to just get even more stubborn with age. âNonsense. It would be rude of
me to put on anything less than that since youâre my savior. Come, Corinne, thereâs no need to be shy.
Come sit. Benson! Bring our guest some coffee.â
âYes, Mister Cedric,â said Benson. He immediately ordered one of the servants to bring Corinne some
coffee.
Corinne sat down on the sofa beside Cedricâs and thanked the servant who brought her the coffee.
Cedric happily turned around and called out to the study on the first floor. âBeatrice! Corinne is here
now. Come quick!â
After a while, an old lady dressed in an elegant dress walked out of the study. âCorinneâs here?
Where?â
Cedric gestured at Corinne with his hand and introduced, âHere she is.â
An electric shock coursed through Beatrice as soon as she laid eyes on Corinne. She stared at her,
even when Corinne got up to greet her, âHello, Grandma Beatrice.â
Judging by her fading smile, Corinne started to feel uncomfortable by the way Beatrice stared at her.
Seeing this, Cedric cleared his throat. âAhem! Beatrice, stop staring at our guest like that. Where are
your manners?â
Beatrice snapped out of her trance and smiled awkwardly. âOh, hello. You must be Corinne. My
husband keeps talking about you.â
âYes, thatâs me. Nice to meet you, Grandma Beatrice,â replied Corinne with a faint smile.
Beatrice sat down next to Cedric. âPlease have a seat, Corinne. Make yourself at home.â
Corinne sat back down again. She picked up her coffee and took a sip while checking out Beatrice from
the corner of her eyes.
Although all of Beatriceâs hair had turned white, Corinne could tell she must have been a
beautiful woman in her younger days. She could also tell Cedric and Beatrice really loved each other
front the way Cedric treated her with respect and gentleness.
While Corinne studied Beatrice, the old woman gazed at her too. However, Corinne did it
subtly, whereas Beatrice was openly staring straight at her.
After looking Corinne up and down, left and right, before finally fixing her gaze on Corinneâs face,
Beatrice said, âCorinne, thank you for saving my husbandâs life. Itâs not easy to find someone willing to
lend a helping hand in this day and age.â