After getting out of the car, Bella Green spotted Joanna Ramsey squatting by the roadside from a distance, wearing a pink long hoodie with two rabbit ears on the hat.
She jogged over, pulled the girl up from by the roadside, and they walked a few steps inside.
"What’s going on? Don’t you know it’s dangerous to squat there?" Bella Green said in a stern tone.
Joanna Ramsey looked at Bella Green, and with a "wah," she threw herself into Bella’s arms.
"Bella, you’re finally here." The girl’s voice was sweet and a bit aggrieved.
"Tell me, what’s going on?" Bella Green patted her head, sounding a bit worried.
Joanna Ramsey emerged from Bella Green’s embrace: "My mom is forcing me to go on a blind date."
"With some rich old man?"
Bella Green raised an eyebrow. Joanna Ramsey was quite young. Even though she’d never heard her mention her family, a child with such character likely had a very harmonious and warm family.
Parents who can create such a family atmosphere would force their child to go on a blind date with a rich old man?
Previously, she was preoccupied with other matters and overlooked this detail, but now pondering it carefully, Bella Green suddenly felt like she had been duped.
"Uh, it’s not like it’s an old man." Joanna Ramsey said sheepishly.
"But I am indeed being forced to go on a blind date. I’m so young, how can I get married? It’s clear she just wants to sell me off, so, Bella, only you can help me." Joanna Ramsey put away her smile and said earnestly.
"How do you want me to help you?" Bella Green didn’t pay attention to her ’sell me off’ comment.
"Uh, basically, pretend to be my boyfriend." Joanna Ramsey giggled, "Come on, you’re so handsome. If I bring you along, that guy will definitely feel inferior and back off voluntarily."
Bella Green looked at her, amused yet helpless, feeling girl was incredibly unreliable.
Making her pretend to be a boyfriend to a girl? Is there anything more unreliable?
"Bella, you’ll help me, right?" Joanna Ramsey blinked her big black grape-like eyes.
"What else can I do but help you?" Bella Green said, speechless.
"I knew you were the best. Hmm... there’s half an hour left, at the cafe across the street."
Bella Green, with a helpless face, let the girl pull her across the road.
In the cafe, the man sitting by the window fiddled impatiently with his phone.
"Tsk, not answering three calls. Is he even my real brother?" The man muttered and dialed the phone again.
Fortunately, this time, the call was answered.
"Bro, am I not your real brother? Not answering so many calls?"
"What’s the matter?" A cold, deep voice came from the other end, indicating that the person seemed to be in a bad mood.
The man said aggrievedly, "I just got back and I’m being forced to go on a blind date. Bro, help me out."
"Then just go on the blind date."
"Come on, bro, you can’t be so heartless. How can your brother, at the prime of his life, marry so early?"
"Then come to the company."
"Alright, I didn’t say anything. But I didn’t call you for that. I’m at the L.time Cafe across from the Dragondale Building. Don’t forget you owe me a welcome dinner. The blind date is in twenty minutes. Be on time, okay? I’ll wrap things up in two minutes and then we’ll go eat." The man said, dreaming of a perfect plan.
However, the other party bluntly refused, and then hung up the call.
The man stared at the phone, stunned. Am I really related to him? Is he adopted?