On the other hand, after walking out of the restaurant, Enoch Augur said, "I'll give you a ride."
Sherry politely refused, "It's okay. My home is not very far from here. I'll take a taxi and go back. You
don't live in this direction either. It's quite troublesome to come and go."
Enoch smiled and said, "How can it be troublesome to take a girl home? If I don't get you home safely,
my mom is going to nag me again."
Sherry, who was also facing parental pressure, was naturally aware of how powerful "mom" was. She
thought about it and nodded in agreement.
She had to say that she and Enoch did get along quite well.
She also had many friends who were also on blind dates, but those men were either extremely
annoying or mommy's boy, so she didn't expect anything at all.
It was probably because of the lack of expectations that she felt stunning when she saw Enoch.
He wore a pair of gold-rimmed glasses, and was not considered very handsome, but would be quite a
type that girls liked. No matter what he did or said, he was always gentle and elegant. When staying
with him, she would have a feeling of being taken care of.
Not only that, but he was also very knowledgeable and chatted gently and slowly.
He was not pretentious at all and did not make people feel uncomfortable at all.
It was quite comfortable.
On the way to send Sherry back, Enoch continued the conversation, "I heard from your mother that you
seem to be quite busy and did not even go back for the New Year."
Speaking of this, Sherry laughed, "She's going to rush me to get married when I get back, and all the
relatives at home are asking. I just saved myself the trouble."
"Is this related to that previous relationship you had?"
"Yeah, he and I did get to the point of getting married then, and I would have thought, too, that we
would have gotten married this year."
Enoch said, "Luckily, you found out he cheated on you before you got married, otherwise there would
have been more people talking about it after you got married."
Sherry sighed, "Yes, that’s right. So I'm pretty lucky."
After a few more conversations, the car pulled up under Sherry's house.
Sherry unbuckled her seat belt while saying, "Thank you for today. Take care on your way back."
Enoch suddenly spoke, "Sherry."
Sherry subconsciously looked up at him, "What is it?"
Enoch said, "Let's go see a movie tomorrow night."
Even though Sherry had never been on a blind date, she knew that he meant to take the next step.
To be honest, she didn't have any dissatisfaction with Enoch, nor did she reject him.
But she just felt ...
Seeing her hesitation, Enoch smiled, "It's okay. You can go back and think about it. I do think we had a
pretty good chat today. We can also try to get along if you want."
Sherry was silent for two seconds, and then smiled, "Sure."
Just try it. What if they found out after they got together that they were really quite suitable?
Wasn't that how a blind date was supposed to be?
Enoch said, "OK, then I'll pick you up tomorrow."
Sherry nodded and went to pull the car door, "I'll see you tomorrow then."
When she got out of the car, Sherry waved at Enoch again. After his car slowly drove away, she turned
around and prepared to go into the neighborhood.
But just as she turned around, she saw Daniel standing under a tree not far away and looking at her
with an expressionless face.
Sherry was speechless.
She looked around. After making sure she was the only one here, she scratched her head a bit
inexplicably.
Why was he suddenly looking at her with that look?
He was acting as if she had done something wrong to him.
Sherry had no intention of greeting him either, but just withdrew her eyes and went into the
neighborhood.
Within a few moments of walking, she heard footsteps that were clearly following her from behind.
Halfway through the walk, Sherry suddenly realized a problem.
No, she had moved. Why would he know where she lived?
Sherry suddenly stopped and looked at him warily.
When she stopped, Daniel stopped, and then he met her eyes unflinchingly.
Sherry finally couldn't resist, "Why are you following me?"
Daniel then averted his eyes and looked around, "I recently plan to change the house. This
neighborhood is a good place to live."
Sherry was speechless again.
He was crazy, right?
Sherry said again, "How did you know I lived here? Have you been investigating me?"
"No."
"Then you ..."
"I followed you here."
"Followed me ..." Sherry repeated his words, then frowned, "You were at the restaurant too?"
Daniel did not say anything, nor did he deny it.
Sherry found him even stranger, "That's no reason for you to tail me either."
Daniel was speechless.
He said patiently, "That's not how tailing works."
"You tried to follow me home without asking my permission. Isn't that tailing?"
Daniel couldn't talk her out of it.
He pursed his lips and said, "I came to see you about something."
Sherry said, "I don't suppose we have anything to talk about."
Daniel said, "I have a lot of things to do these days, so I haven't been able to come to you."
Sherry tilted her head in disbelief, "Is there any necessary connection between the two?"
Daniel frowned, "Didn't you go on a blind date because I didn't look for you?"
She laughed, "You're overthinking it. It has nothing to do with you that I'm on a blind date."
"So you're on a blind date because you want to get married?"
Sherry was going to say, "Who says I have to want to get married on a blind date?" But after the words
came to her lips, she changed her mind, "Yes, I'm in my twenties, so if I don't get married, I'll be late in
getting married. Can I not be anxious?"
"Even if that's the case, you can't marry someone you've only met once."
Sherry thought it was funny, "Then who else would I be with, with you?"
Hearing what she said, Daniel's thin lips parted, but no sound came out.
Sherry said, "All right, although I do not know what you are looking for me to talk about, I think that I
have nothing to talk about with you."
Then she said seriously and righteously, "You have seen that I am on a blind date. In our country, if a
woman is entangled with two men at the same time, she is to be drowned in a pig cage together with
that man. If you don't want to, I advise you not to come to me with some inexplicable words."
Daniel frowned, probably not understanding what she meant by that.
Sherry originally wanted to scare him on the pretext that he didn't understand the folklore of the
country, but she didn't expect him to really not understand.
She really chose the wrong audience.
She rubbed her brow and turned around, "I'm going home, bye."
Sherry had just taken a few steps when her wrist was pulled, and Daniel's voice came, "Are you really
going to marry him?"
"Are you coming to my wedding?"
Daniel was speechless.
Sherry pulled his hand away, "You're not coming to the party, so what do you care if I get married or
not?"
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