Chapter 392 Ten Rules

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Rex arrived at the romantic restaurant Raelyn had chosen half an hour early. Not long after, Rex’s aunt, the infamous Lorelei Sharp showed up, and the two exchanged a brief greeting.

Lorelei, wearing glasses, gave Rex a thorough once–over. She flashed a smile of approval. “Not bad, Rex. You look really handsome today. Wishing you success on your blind date!”

Rex gave a calm nod, his smile just the right mix of polite and natural, not showing any of the sharp thoughts running through his head. “Thanks, Auntie Lorelei.”

“Alright, I’ll sit over there.” Lorelei pointed to a table about two spaces away from Rex. “Waiting for the good news!”

“Got it. Thanks, Auntie Lorelei,” Rex said, watching as she walked to her seat.

He waved at the waiter to let them know the bill for her table would be his.

Rex then sat down with ease, playing with the red roses on the table, already mentally preparing for how to execute his plan for the evening.

The meeting time was set for 7 PM, but Oriel was ten minutes late.

She gave the reservation name to the staff and spotted Rex patiently waiting from afar. A small, satisfied smile tugged at her lips.

Oriel asked the staff, “How long has the guy at that table been here?”

The staff thought for a moment and said, “He’s been here for almost 40 minutes.”

“Really?” With a pleased expression, Oriel walked over with a graceful gait.

late,” she said as she approached

out her chair for her with perfect gentlemanly manners. “No worries. I just got here not

by Rex’s good looks and the grace in his every movement. She subtly

nodded to herself.

little gesture and instinctively glanced toward Lorelei.

had her phone out, snapping pictures of him.

progress.

his back and

like seafood, Ms. Steel, so I ordered a few dishes I thought you’d enjoy,” Rex said, handing her

skimmed it, pleased with what

was all in line

this blind date, coming only to appease

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table, her eyes leisurely following Rex as he

need to pretend.”

for just a

wine bottle down and smiled. “I’m afraid I don’t understand, Ms.

in her chair, adopting a casual pose that was surprisingly

tilted her chin slightly. “I did some research on you. You’re a lot like me–your family’s been stressing you out, and you agreed to this blind date

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