Christian sat down across from the couple.

He was one year older than Rosalie, making him thirty this year.

As his family’s only son, both his grandparents and parents were deeply concerned about his still being single. The pressure to settle down was intense.

They had arranged countless blind dates for him, so many that it seemed almost every wealthy young lady in Solville had been set up with him at least once.

His work had, however, kept him extremely busy. As the sole heir, he had to shoulder the responsibilities of the family business with no one to share the burden, leaving him little time for romance.

Though he had been on countless blind dates, it was not that he had not met anyone he liked, or that no one had taken an interest in him. The problem was his lack of time to accompany them. After one or two meals together, his dates would simply fade away without further contact.

His blind date with Rosalie had been three months ago.

To be honest, after so many meetings, Ros