“What? Say that again!” Jeffrey’s voice boomed through the room, startling the manager to the point where he nearly thought his eardrums would burst.

“He... he just told me that.” The manager was on the verge of tears. It wasn't his choice to set up this blind date! Jeffrey clenched his fists, storming toward Karen's parents’ apartment door.

He hammered on the door, and there was Karen’s dad again.

Seeing another unfamiliar face on his doorstep, her dad looked cautious; he was sizing up the tall young man before him.

“Can I help you?” “Karen's going on a blind date?” Jeffrey had lost all sense of rationale, not caring about the harshness of his tone.

Derek scrutinized him for a few seconds and looked defensive, “What's it to you?” “Give me her cell number.” “Son, if don’t even have Karen’s number, that must mean she doesn’t want to give it to you. I don’t know what you are to her, but my daughter isn’t home. If you have business, wait for her to come back.” Jeffrey tried to speak again, but Derek had already shut the door.

He considered knocking again but knew it was pointless. Besides, Karen wasn’t there.

Jeffrey descended the steps, finding the manager still trembling in anticipation.

none of your business anymore.” Frustrated, Jeffrey slumped into his

actually went on a blind date! She actually went on a damn blind date! Jeffrey punched the steering wheel,

reach her! How could

the message loud and clear—Karen never intended anything serious with him and never felt a hint of affection. He

fool if he couldn't

someone with a reputation in Eldorria City, and here he was, letting

accelerator, and the car shot off like an

the turn of the complex, he glanced in the rear-view mirror

was definitely

two large shopping bags, donned a new outfit, and was laughing joyfully

again, which was done in an uncharacteristic

“Gorgeous! My daughter looks beautiful in anything.” Karen’s mom, Serena, wore an

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