Accusations of not wanting to marry: The prosecutor pressed him relentlessly.

Twenty-one days ago.

Mu Wangbei was set up on a blind date by his mother. He wasn't ready to commit to a relationship yet, but out of politeness, he still made time to go to the coffee shop for the date. After parking his car, he checked the time and found that he was seven minutes early.

Looking through the glass, he saw a girl sitting by the window, grinning at him. She was the kind of beautiful woman who was stunning at first glance and unforgettable. He thought she was a blind date arranged by his mother. Mu Wangbei, who had only come to go through the motions, was momentarily moved.

I wouldn't dare say it's as noble as love at first sight; it's more likely lust at first sight.

"Hello, are you Ms. Tang?"

Fang Youxi thought she had bumped into an acquaintance of Elder Tang, but the age didn't seem to match. However, the other person was really good-looking, with broad shoulders and a narrow back, and was quite attractive. She hadn't even eaten yet, and she nodded as if possessed: "Yes."

She could indeed have been surnamed Tang; it was her official surname on her household registration before she was eight years old.

The handsome guy across from me sat down.

"I am Mu Wangbei, it's a pleasure to meet you."

Fang Youxi: "Hehe, happy for you too."

"Aunt Sun should have introduced me to you. I graduated with a master's degree in law from Tsinghua University, I'm 27 years old, and I've only been in the prosecution system for two years. I am indeed quite busy right now, but it shouldn't affect my love life. If Ms. Tang is interested, you can try to get to know each other."

Wow, we have the same major, we should have some common topics. Fang Youxi tilted her head and carefully examined him from head to toe again. Although this way of striking up a conversation was a bit old-fashioned, she, a level nine face-obsessed person, gave him a nine out of ten. She rested her chin on her hand and smiled, "I am indeed a little interested."

Over the next five minutes, Mu Wangbei gave Fang Youxi a detailed introduction to his family situation, hobbies, career development, future plans, and time management. He was serious and not at all frivolous, and it was clear that he was trying very hard and sincerely to strike up a conversation.

At seven o'clock sharp, Mu Wangbei's phone rang. He paused for a moment when he saw the number, then looked up to see the girl who had just walked in looking around. He answered the phone, and the girl, standing less than thirty meters away, asked, "Is this Prosecutor Mu? Excuse me, I just arrived. Have you arrived yet?"

It was a misunderstanding; the person she was actually meeting on a blind date wasn't the one in front of her.

Fang Youxi then realized that this handsome man wasn't there to flirt, but had mistaken her blind date for someone else. That look in his eyes? How could he be a prosecutor? She shrugged and smiled innocently: "I really can have the surname Tang, but it seems you mistook me for someone else first."

The blind date segment lasted less than ten minutes. At the table next to Fang Youxi, Mu Wangbei politely declined her offer. Just as his mother had said, she was a university teacher with a dignified, quiet, and generous demeanor. However, he felt extremely uncomfortable and couldn't even remember what she looked like.

This was the first time Mu Wangbei had ever embarrassed himself in his life. In the parking lot, he leaned back in the driver's seat for a long time to recover. He had never been so ashamed before, and he attributed the reason to four words: "lust clouded his judgment."

As soon as he opened his eyes, Fang Youxi was standing by his car, smiling at him.

"You just had a failed blind date? I saw the girl's eyes were red as she left."

So she had been watching him embarrass himself the whole time. Mu Wangbei stared at her face, slightly lost in thought. He heard her say with a smile, "You've already introduced so much, don't waste your time. How about we get together and start a relationship?"

After thinking about it seriously for three seconds, Mu Wangbei agreed. This was the first time in his life, which had always been so conventional and methodical, that he had acted so unconventionally.

Fang Youxi is indeed not planning to get married, let alone have children, but since she is not a nun, she will naturally date.

In Ms. Fang Keying's words, this is the age when one should be thinking about men. Whether one gets married or not at twenty-four is irrelevant. One should always date. Whether one has feelings or not, as long as there is a hormonal impulse, commonly known as "physiological attraction," one should not be too hard on oneself. One is still far from the age of being celibate.

The two exchanged contact information, quickly added each other on WeChat, and then Fang Youxi left.

Mu Wangbei stared at the profile picture in the car, feeling somewhat dazed. His mother called, asking how the blind date went.

How should I put it?

He failed his blind date, but inexplicably he gained a girlfriend, whom he personally agreed to date, and he even felt a little smug. It turned out that he was no exception to the common practice of having wicked thoughts when he saw a pretty girl.

"Looking north, looking north, are you listening?"

Mu Wangbei snapped out of his reverie: "Mom, I'm here. The girl Aunt Sun introduced might not be suitable. We just don't get along. But..." He paused for a moment, then added, "If you're really worried about my personal life, I actually have a good candidate in mind, Mom. I'll bring her home in a while."

Mu Wangbei's mother, Chen Lai, is a professor in the Philosophy Department of Renmin University. She and Minister Mu only have this one son, who is considered one of the most outstanding children among the high-ranking officials' children in Beicheng. He studies when he should study and works when he should work. From childhood to adulthood, he has always been more mature and steady than his peers, rarely causing them any worry. However, there is a problem with him. He is already twenty-seven years old and there is still no sign of him, which is really worrying.

Hearing his son's words, Professor Chen was a little confused: "What do you mean by 'someone'? Last week when I talked to you about blind dates, you made excuses, saying you were too busy with work to rush things, and today you already have someone in mind?"

Before the phone call was even finished, a WeChat message popped up: "Hi, boyfriend, my name is Fang Youxi, I'm 24 years old, a Master's graduate in Law from the University of Melbourne, and currently unemployed. Congratulations on both of us finding love today!!!"

He even set off a string of fireworks on his chat screen.

Mu Wangbei smiled and replied to his mother, "Yes, Mom, I have a girlfriend now. Don't arrange any more blind dates for me."