Chapter 72 Go on a Blind Date

Meryl only found it ridiculous and sneered.

“So, as a friend, you should know the boundaries. Don’t throw yourself at him; it can easily lead to misunderstandings. After all, he’s married. Don’t you think?”

Lola bit her lip, appearing pitiful.

Meryl had no intention of saying more; she just wanted to offer a reminder.

She returned to the private room and was about to wrap up the half bottle of wine they hadn’t finished.

However, unbeknownst to her, a thoughtful gaze had been fixed on her from the moment she entered Dante’s private room.

In Dalton’s impression, Meryl was dull and boring. No matter what he said, she would simply respond with an “okay.”

But recently, Meryl had repeatedly refreshed Dalton’s perception of her.

She had transformed so much that Dalton didn’t realize she could be so charming and full of vitality in front of others.

Meryl had just returned to the private room when Bianca called.

“You agreed to come to Cedar Café for a blind date at 7 o’clock tonight. It’s already 7:10. Where are you?” came Bianca’s voice.

Meryl frowned. She had forgotten about this matter.

“You arranged a blind date for me because you were worried that I would ruin Dalton and Lydia’s wedding,” Meryl pointed out.

Then, she carried her bag and walked towards Cedar Café.

“What a shame! I wish they’d get married soon. Besides, I’m not interested in blind dates, so don’t even think about arranging one for me. If you annoy me, I swear I’ll make a scene at Dalton and Lydia’s wedding and make you the laughingstock of all of Kingsdom.”

Angered by Meryl’s words, Bianca retorted, “I’m your mother, and of course, I care about your marriage. You’re not going to cause trouble at Lydia’s wedding, are you? It’s too late for that, and being jealous won’t help.”

Meryl hung up the phone, not bothering to waste her breath on her.

Unexpectedly, she had just walked out of Cedar Café when she ran into Bianca coming in.

Bianca beamed upon seeing Meryl. “The matchmaker told me that the other party is no worse than Dalton. You should meet him.”

With that, she pulled Meryl and walked inside.

Meryl shook Bianca’s hand vigorously.

How funny.

She was married. Why would she go on a blind date?

However, having just drunk some wine and with Bianca holding her tightly, Meryl was unable to break free.

Just as Meryl was distracted, a man and a woman came over from the opposite corridor.

It was Dalton and Lydia.

What a coincidence.

Seeing that they were about to meet, Meryl turned her head to look at Bianca.

“Which room?” Meryl asked.

Meryl’s sudden change in attitude left Bianca momentarily stunned.

“Right here,” Bianca replied.

Meryl pushed the door open without hesitation and slammed it shut, separating herself from Dalton and Lydia.

Lydia asked curiously, “Mom, what are you and Meryl doing here?”

Lydia already knew that Meryl was going to have a blind date at Cedar Café.

Initially, Dalton planned to take Lydia to the bar tonight.

However, she wanted Dalton to see Meryl on a blind date with his own eyes, so she temporarily changed the location to Cedar Café.

She didn’t expect that she would just happen to run into Meryl.

Bianca didn’t know Lydia’s trick, so she told the truth, “I sent Meryl here for a blind date.”

Sure enough, upon hearing this, Dalton narrowed his eyes and asked, “Blind date?”

Bianca nodded. “You and Lydia are getting married soon, and I’m afraid that Meryl will mess around, so I want her to divert her attention.”

Dalton frowned and said in a deep voice, “She agreed?”

Bianca glanced at the closed door of the private room, sensing Dalton’s tone tinged with displeasure.

Inside the private room, Meryl knew they were outside.

It wasn’t that she was cowardly; she simply didn’t want to waste time talking to them and preferred to find a quiet place to rest.

Noticing no one else in the room, Meryl breathed a sigh of relief.

She walked to the sofa and sat down, thinking that she would go out after they walked away.

Unexpectedly, she heard the sound of flushing in the bathroom.

Stunned, Meryl turned to see a man in a black shirt walking out, wiping his hands with a tissue.