Ye Zhenzhen helplessly parked her car in the airport parking lot and idly scrolled through her phone.
She had come today to pick up the blind date she couldn't get out of...
As expected, it was David. In the original story, he had dated Ye Zhenzhen, but for various reasons, things ultimately hadn't ended well.
Just like in the original story, when they met again, they chatted messily about old times as they made their way toward David's house.
"I'd originally planned to get myself properly sorted out after coming back before contacting you. Never expected my blind date to turn out to be you. How have you been lately?"
"As you can see, I've been ridiculously well."
"Oh, right. I saw your Moments post a few days ago. It looked like you'd found some god-tier guy or something. Damn, he can run, he can take pictures, and he's talented in all sorts of ways. Your boyfriend? That can't be right. If you have a boyfriend, why are you still being forced out on blind dates? Did some clichéd novel plot happen—like his family circumstances aren't that great, and your parents disapprove?"
"You really can spin a story. If you know it's cliché, why even say it?"
"Reality is often more absurd, though. Who can say for sure, right?" David sat in the passenger seat, looking at Ye Zhenzhen's lovely profile.
"Nope." Ye Zhenzhen smiled. "He's my upstairs neighbor. We met by chance before. He works in private equity and manages over six billion in assets—a genuine Shanghai Bund financial tycoon. He's pretty easygoing and gets along well with us. He's also fairly free; it looks like he's already achieved fame and success and has a bit of an intention to retire from the world. Anyway, he's enjoying life. There