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My mother arranged a blind date for my father's most prized student. The other party was a top Pennington University graduate, perfectly matched with him in both career and appearance, so flawless there was nothing to criticize. After a full dinner together, the two of them got along very well. But when they were finally asked what he thought, he curled his lips slightly and said, "Why not Marlee?" My mother laughed and scolded him for being improper. She said that an ordinary university graduate like me had no right to be compared to him. She didn't notice my face slowly turning pale. And she would never know that I had been secretly dating him for three years. Just last Friday, when I used breaking up as leverage to force him to make our relationship public, he leaned back against the bed and casually exhaled a ring of smoke. "Do you believe I could find someone better tomorrow?" "And do you think you could still get access to someone better than me?" Feeling his amused gaze on me, I looked up again and forced a well-behaved smile. "Regina and you are quite a good match. I hope I get to drink your wedding wine soon." The smile on his face froze instantly.