New Year's Goods

As they got into the car to head home, Mo Jingchun noticed that Zhou Yaling looked troubled. He had no idea what was on her mind.

After buckling his seat belt, Mo Jingchun asked with a smile:

"What's wrong, Miss Zhou? Don't tell me you're worried about being set up on dates when we get home."

"I remember someone saying, 'What's the big deal about a blind date? I couldn't care less.'"

Teased by her big brother, Zhou Yaling said crossly:

"It's not you who has to go on blind dates. It's easy for you to say."

"Do you think Old Man's gone crazy? From tomorrow until the twenty-ninth day of the lunar month, he's arranged one for me every day."

"And the worst part is, I have to cook them lunch every day. We haven't even gotten to the first step yet! Big Bro, why do blind dates have to be at the woman's house? We could just meet somewhere."

After signaling for the convoy to set off, Mo Jingchun turned back to Zhou Yaling with a smile. "You've got it all figured out, haven't you? You think we're in some big city back home, where you can just meet anywhere?"

"In this freezing weather, you want the two of you to stand around shivering in the wind?"

"Enough complaining. If you're not interested, just turn them down. That way, you won't leave them thinking they still have a chance."

Zhou Yaling nodded. "Of course. I don't want anyone ruining my reputation."

"Good. To put it bluntly, a lot of people who want to date you are doing it for a reason."

Zhou Yaling rolled her eyes. "Your little sister isn't that stupid." As she spoke, she opened the notes app on her phone and handed it to him.