No Coincidence, No Story

Dating End Station.

In the end, everyone decided to go together.

"Come in. You must be Mr. Ted Mosby... PJ, why are you here?"

In the office, a man who looked exactly like Adam's father Bob rose to speak to Ted. But when he saw Adam, he went straight over and gave him a warm hug.

"Uncle Bell, I changed my name to Adam a long time ago."

Adam reminded him helplessly.

"Why change your name?"

After letting Adam go, Bell Duncan said unhappily, "Your grandfather gave you that name. PJ was such a nice name!"

"Isn't Adam a nice name too? He's God's son."

Adam grumbled.

"Haha."

Bell Duncan laughed heartily. When his gaze swept over Marshall and Lily, he was surprised again. "Lily?"

"Big Bear!"

Lily greeted him helplessly.

"You're friends with Adam?"

Bell Duncan's eyes widened. "What a coincidence?"

"It really is."

Lily smiled bitterly. "Adam, Ted, and I are all good friends. This is my fiancé, Marshall."

"You're engaged?"

Bell gave Marshall a serious once-over, then nodded. "Not bad, not bad. Much more mature and steady than Scooter."

Marshall smiled.

"Uncle Bell, weren't you in Chicago before?"

Adam asked curiously. "When did you come to New York? And why are you working as a matchmaker at Dating End Station?"

"Yeah, where's Ellen Pierce?"

Ted finally managed to get a word in. "Wasn't this her company?"

"Just these past few days."

Bell invited them to sit down and complained, "Our company acquired Dating End Station. We deal in meat and textiles, but the geniuses on the board thought our business needed to diversify, so they sent me here."

"I see."

Adam smiled knowingly.

It was a common failing among major corporations. Once they hit a bottleneck, they always wanted to become bigger and more comprehensive, getting involved