My Blind Date Looked Fierce

It would be best if Cao An didn’t take a fancy to her either.

After getting the milk tea, the two went directly to the underground garage.

There was no one around. The cars were neatly lined up in several rows, and the footsteps of the two echoed in the quiet garage.

Jiang Tao’s lips barely left the milk tea straw.

Cao An took out the car keys, and the lights of a black Jeep off-road vehicle ahead flickered.

Cao An walked quickly with long legs, opened the door of the passenger seat, and looked back at Jiang Tao as she approached.

Jiang Tao relied entirely on the head nurse’s relationship to dare to walk over: “Thank you.”

Cao An helped her close the door, walked around to the driver’s seat, fastened her seat belt, and asked the little nurse who was holding the milk tea again: “Which neighbourhood do you live in?”

Jiang Tao squeezed the cup: “Fuxing Road, Heping District.”

Cao An set up the navigation.

Jiang Tao thought for a while and explained: “It’s my grandmother’s house. My parents also lived here after they got married. They had a car accident when I was three years old, so I was brought up by my grandmother.” Cao An glanced at her.

Jiang Tao clenched her fingers: “It’s not easy for grandma to raise me. I’ve thought about it for a long time ago. When I get married, I will take Grandma along to take care of her.”

Cao An: “Sure, which door do you get off at?”

Jiang Tao: “The east gate.”

Cao An started the car.

Jiang Tao leaned back in the large seat, and because she was seated slightly back, she secretly glanced at Cao An.

Thirty-year-old Cao An, with a silent and dignified profile, seemed to be in a bad mood, and Jiang Tao didn’t know if he cared about what she just said.

Jiang Tao felt that although she looked pretty good, normal men couldn’t accept the additional condition that she had to take her grandma along to live with after marriage, right?

Not to mention grandma, many young couples don’t even want to live with their parents.

After driving for a few minutes, when encountering a red light, Cao An chatted with her again: “Have you ever been on a blind date?”

Jiang Tao had already finished her milk tea, and she was still tense. When Cao An questioned her, she seemed to be being called by the teacher. The answer to the question was the same, and the response was given immediately: “I have missed each other about six or seven times.”

Cao An: “Why didn’t it work?”

Jiang Tao thought about it and then said awkwardly: “It’s because they didn’t like me. Nurses are quite busy most of the time, and they have to work night shifts. Especially our general surgery nurses. There are so many patients that we don’t have much time for appointments. Once, a man heard that I inserted a urinary catheter for a male patient and told me that it was inappropriate that night.”

“I’m very boring. I can’t sing or play games. I can’t participate in any entertainment activities. At home, I can’t cook, and I don’t have time to take care of these things. There are men who mind.”

“And with my economic situation and grandma’s affairs, many people will take it as a burden.”

Cao An hummed inexplicably.

The green light came on, and he continued driving.

Looking at the rapidly receding street scene outside the window, Jiang Tao’s heart fluttered.

She regretted it. In fact, she should have exposed her disadvantages more from the beginning. Unfortunately, she was completely intimidated by Cao An before, so she didn’t expect so much.

Twenty minutes later, Cao An parked his car on the side of the road at the east gate of Heping Community.

Jiang Tao unbuckled her seat belt.

Cao An looked at her and said, “I’m really sorry about the photo. My cousin shouldn’t have lied to you.”

Jiang Tao smiled: “It’s okay. Actually, I didn’t tell the truth to the head nurse.”

Cao An: “Which aspect?”

Jiang Tao lowered her head in embarrassment: “The head nurse asked me if I had a boyfriend before. I was afraid that she would mind this, so I lied and said no. In fact, I had dated three before when I was in college.”

It is fine for a girl to have dated before. The problem is that some men obviously have a chaotic relationship between men and women but they care about their girlfriend’s love history.

Jiang Tao despised such a man, but at this moment she hopes that Cao An is one of them so hurry up and despise her for this and delete her!

Cao An: “That is normal. There are few college students who don’t fall in love now.”

Jiang Tao couldn’t tell if he minded, showing a “that’s it” expression: “Have you dated before too?”

Cao An: “No. I belong to special circumstances; I have always been single.”

Jiang Tao: …

Cao An: “I’m not used to having AA* with the woman when it comes to treating guests, so why don’t you invite me next time?”

Jiang Tao’s heart skipped a beat. She said that, but he didn’t dislike it and wanted to make an appointment next time.

Cao An looked at her silently, as if he were just waiting for her to answer because his appearance and aura seemed to be threatening.

Jiang Tao couldn’t bear such staring and was flustered and confused. She finally agreed with a forced smile: “Okay, okay.”

It was actually very bad, but she didn’t dare refuse in front of him.

Cao An still had that calm and prestige face: “When is it convenient for you?”

Jiang Tao: “I have to look through the shift schedule. The nurses’ shifts are very messy, and sometimes I can’t remember them.”

Cao An: “I remember you saying that today and Sunday are free at noon.”

Jiang Tao: “…Yes, I almost forgot.”

Cao An unlocked the car, stretched out his hand, and pushed open the passenger door. At the same time, she turned her head to look at her: “Then see you on Sunday?”

Being so close, Jiang Tao didn’t dare show her anger and nodded indiscriminately.

AA – Splitting of bill