Lost My Innocence

It wasn't until her car was out of sight that Lucille turned around and prepared to return to the villa. Unexpectedly, Joseph was watching her from the doorway. The man had his hands in his pockets. Obviously, he knew what had just happened. His handsome face didn't seem to have any intent to clear up the situation. On the contrary, there was a faint smile on his face. Mischievously, he said, "Looks like I've lost my innocence, Bobo." How could he have the nerve to say that. Lucille put on a fake smile and reminded him, "That's been the case ever since that night at the old house. It's just slightly worse now. It doesn't make much of a difference." She was talking about the night of the engagement party when they were locked in the same room by Madam Collins. With the two of them being alone in one room, their images were already ruined. The amusement in Joseph's dark eyes intensified when he heard that. Lucille walked past him and went straight upstairs. Halfway up the stairs, Lucille