One Night Surprise

Chapter 434 I Enjoy Clubbing the Most

There was a significant shock that flashed across Caleb’s face, but he soon calmed down after he suddenly recalled something. “Well, she hasn’t mentioned this at all.”

Meanwhile, Courtney faked an apology. “Gosh! My mom’s so careless! She should have clearly explained this to you. I’m sorry about that.”

“That’s fine. It’s not too late to know about this now.”

“I still feel bad about it. Mr. Menzie, you’re an eligible bachelor with a bright, shining future ahead of you after all. You must be speechless that you have gone on a blind date with someone like me. I can totally understand that.”

“It’s not a big deal.” Caleb was so calm that it was beyond Courtney’s expectations.

Furthermore, his answer left her in a state of shock.

Who in their right mind would think that it’s fine for their blind date to a divorcee with two kids?! Perhaps he’s merely putting on an act? Courtney silently considered the situation and took the chance to study him from top to bottom just as the waiter came to serve their meal. She was trying her hardest to look for a crack beneath Caleb’s chivalrous behavior.

“Dr. Hass, you must be generally busy with your work at the hospital. It must be quite tough to balance your work with looking after your kids.”

Moments after the waiter had walked off, Caleb took the initiative and brought up the topic about her kids.

Courtney revealed a slight smile. “It’s not that bad. I’m fine with it, but I don’t plan on having more kids in the future. After all, two is more than enough for me.”

Most men in this world would yearn to have children of their own, so she was quite confident that he would lose his patience when he heard her response.

However, he continued to slowly carve his steak with the same expression after she gave her answer. “If that’s the case, then that’s awesome! I share the same sentiments and I don’t want any kids either.”

“Huh?” She was stunned.

to live my own life well. However, I realize that it is something difficult to reconcile with. To be honest, I didn’t harbor much hope before coming to meet you today, but after hearing your words,

Courtney’s expression took a turn. “You must be

a slice of his steak and placed it on the

it when her

Neither do I smoke nor do I drink. I don’t have any unhealthy habits either. Other than having to go on business trips frequently, I guess I am considered a homebody. We’ll have the place to ourselves once we get married.

seemed to express that he would be more than happy to

goosebumps as she heard his words. It was only after some time that she finally recollected herself. She gritted her teeth and plastered a warm smile on her face before she replied, “Is that so? Then, I guess we complement each other quite well. I enjoy having fun, especially heading to

whole family

all such deal breakers that even the mere mention of one of them could frighten a potential partner during the blind date. If it hadn’t been because he couldn’t care less about her prior marital status and the fact that she had kids, she would never have mentioned any of the

didn’t get a response and merely noticed

and somehow, she felt quite anxious all of

be drowning in work. How do you actually lead such

I’m the chief physician in the department.”

you next time since it should be a much

as she clarified, “Mr. Menzie, don’t you

normal for an ordinary person who

so I can’t possibly expect my wife to stay home all day long as well. I mean, such a lifestyle would be no different to when I was on my own. Frankly speaking, I’m quite appreciative of someone

personality rather than someone merely leading separate lifestyles in work and daily

had ended, Caleb still maintained his composure. He seemed to have perfectly accepted Courtney’s

you have time in the afternoon?

assignment from Linda, Courtney had no choice but to nod her

saint, Courtney started to suspect that he was trying to hide his sexuality under the guise of marriage. As such, he was so forgiving and didn’t have any specific requests—as long as it was a