The domineering president goes on a blind date

"Don't you have eyes?" An Xiangbei took two steps back and fell to the ground, rubbing his numb elbow.

"Uncle, long time no see." The motorcyclist took off his helmet and blinked at An Xiangbei with his eyes painted with red eyeshadow.

"Who are you calling uncle? That's rude." An Xiangbei racked his brains but couldn't figure out who the person in front of him was.

The man got off the motorcycle. He had a slender body and was only slightly shorter than An Xiangbei, who was 1.85 meters tall.

She wore a pair of tight leather shorts, a black leather tank top, and her hair was tied into dreadlocks with colorful hairbands.

An Xiangbei ignored the person who came and turned around to leave.

The man raised his helmet, blocking An's way north.

"Uncle, you bumped into me last time, shouldn't you be thankful that I didn't blackmail you?"

An Xiangbei tilted his head, his face full of confusion.

"Last time, when you wanted to commit suicide, I drove."

I couldn't find this person in my memory, but An Xiangbei seemed to remember him.

"Car accident? The one that insisted that my family come to apologize?" An Xiangbei raised his eyebrows.

"Yes, last time I saw you seemed to want to commit suicide, so I asked your family to come, but..." The man looked An Xiangbei up and down, "You didn't die last time, do you want to continue this time?"

"Thank you for your kindness. I don't want to commit suicide. I'm just in a bad mood."

An Xiangbei turned and walked away, ignoring the man shouting behind him.

"Uncle," the man rode on a motorcycle and chased after him, "If you are in a bad mood, I can accompany you. I have always wanted to find an uncle as my boyfriend. It will definitely be more prestigious."

An Xiangbei stopped, looking helpless.

"I am not interested in little..." The word "loli" seemed inappropriate for the huge monster in front of me. "I am not interested in elementary school students. Please don't follow me."

"Uncle, please don't be so heartless." The man held An Xiangbei and said, "You look so upset. You must want to find someone to drink with. I'll accompany you."

"No, I'm afraid that others will report me for abducting a minor." The man was quite strong, and An Xiangbei tried to shake him off several times but failed.

"Uncle, I am an adult. I am in college. I am a sophomore at North City University."

Sophomore? He's still a kid.

An Xiangbei looked toward the man.

"I'm not interested in who you are. Go back to school. Don't make blind guesses about my affairs, and please don't follow me."

That person didn't seem to have followed, and An Xiangbei didn't look back.

Then a pulling force pulled him aside.

"Uncle, let's go have a drink." The man parked his motorcycle aside, holding a helmet in his hand, "I know a bar that suits your temperament very well."

"Let go," An Xiangbei wanted to shake off the man's hand, but the man refused to let go.

The man took An Xiangbei to a bar, which was still quiet at this time.

An Xiangbei took a breath. The fragrant smell of alcohol made him feel a little better. He asked for a private room.

"That's right," the man raised his glass and wanted to clink glasses, but An Xiangbei ignored him and started drinking.

The man didn't bother me anymore and just sat aside drinking.

There were many empty wine bottles on the table. An Xiangbei, who was always known for his ability to drink a thousand cups without getting drunk, was now drunk and staggering.

The man didn't drink too much.

"I know you're in a bad mood. There's nothing that can't be solved with a glass of wine. I'll call your friend," the man patted An Xiangbei, "Who was the person who picked you up last time?"

An Xiangbei took out his cell phone in a daze and dialed Li Anhe's number.