Julian's Stand in Wife novel Chapter 1396

"You don't understand. All I wanted in this life was a wife, children, and a warm home. Despite so many years, the heavens have only sent me money. Even if I do nothing and just lie in bed every day, the money in my bank account keeps increasing."

There was no way around it; with so much initial capital accumulation, just the interest alone brought in several tens of thousands every day.

"So I started a business, hoping to lose money. You know what they say, right? Fail in love, succeed in gambling; fail in gambling, succeed in love."

If he started losing money in business, did that mean his love life would go more smoothly?

And yet, why did everything he did turn into a profit?

Even opening a roadside café turned into an internet-famous spot?!

In order to sabotage the business, he racked his brains and came up with the idea of hosting blind dates in a café filled with young people.

Who wanted to see blind dates in a coffee shop? Seriously?

It would affect people from taking photos!

Unexpectedly, not only did young people like it, but they also actively promoted the café.

They said all sorts of things!

To expect the country to allocate partners for the single people out there was hopeless.

Now, a coffee shop had appeared, providing a venue for blind dates!

As long as someone signed up and passed the boss's selection, they could go on a blind date!

It was said that this café's boss has connections, resources, and insight. Anyone who had caused problems would be rejected!

In short, it was more professional than expensive blind date websites!

Why bother with a twelve thousand dollar blind date package when you can spend eighty dollars on a coffee package at a roadside café?

Not only could you enjoy delicious coffee, but you could also have a blind date with someone without a criminal record, all while taking photos at such a beautiful and unique location!

Only fools wouldn't come!

Parents urging their children to get married were even more enthusiastic. Their children usually stayed at home all the time.