Chapter 1194: Chapter 1173: Professional Matchmaker Group! Chapter 1194: Chapter 1173: Professional Matchmaker Group! “Ah, a pitiable person must have a despisable trait!”

After a long sigh, Nicole Thompson still felt the need to meddle one more time, “I can’t just stand by and watch someone die; it’s not my style, Nicole Thompson’s style. Besides, he’s Brother Graham, so I’ll go find Sister Ella to see if she knows of any celebrities with good character but less impressive conditions to introduce to Brother Graham. They say the best way to get over a breakup is to start a new relationship!”

“Why a celebrity? And why someone with less impressive conditions?”

Moriya Sandy was quite curious about this answer. The saying goes, ‘A reformed playboy is worth his weight in gold.’ With conditions like Graham’s, if he wanted to, he could have a bunch of women waiting for him to look back. So why a celebrity?

“Obviously, Brother Graham is superficial; ordinary women don’t catch his eye at all!”

Nicole Thompson sent a message to Ella Stones on WhatsApp while responding to Moriya Sandy, “The kind of women he is into, like Sister Nora are those with both status and beauty—definitely not the kind to fall for a former playboy like Brother Graham—so a less prominent celebrity is the best option!”

Moriya Sandy: “…”

“Where did you get such a preposterous idea, Honey? Do you think there are many Willy Smiths in this world? It’s not that Sister Nora looks down on Graham, but rather, her heart is occupied by someone far too excellent. Compared to Young Master Smith, Graham just doesn’t stack up!”

Implicit in his words was that if not for the existence of outstanding men like Willy Smith for comparison, women like Nana Jensen might have found it very likely to fall for him!

“I don’t care; I’m going to find Sister Ella first, then Sister Chani and Sister Senna, and we’ll form a matchmaker group to pull Brother Graham back from the monk’s temple!”

Moriya Sandy: “…”

Three women make quite a drama, and if these three were to join forces, it would be quite the spectacle!

He really felt sorry for Graham!

Ever since Moriya Sandy bought the school for her, Nicole Thompson had not gone back to live there, but instead had started living with Moriya Sandy. Writing her dissertation was a piece of cake for Nicole Thompson—it only took her a few minutes to complete it, which left her with plenty of time to meddle in matchmaking shenanigans!

As a result, the three bored women, under Nicole Thompson’s influence, drove Graham crazy. In the end, he had no choice but to agree to go on a blind date.

“Nicole, I’ll only play along this once; not again!”

As Graham started the car, he spoke into the phone, “If you’re really that bored, go roll in the bed sheets with your Brother Sandy and stop driving me crazy!”

“Brother Graham, I’m doing this for your own good. Spreading dog food is such a mean act, it must be done together, I wouldn’t do it alone!”

Graham: “…”

“I really wasted my kindness on you, always causing me trouble!”

Graham heaved a heavy sigh. “Alright, stop bothering me; I’m obediently going on that blind date just as you asked, OK? My little ancestor!”

Having said that, Graham hung up the phone and went to the location the little lady had arranged for him.

He got out of the car, and at the restaurant, at the dining table number, with the secret signal on it designated by the little lady, Graham saw a familiar figure—a green dress, long black hair flowing naturally, and a clear and pleasant temperament, just as she was the first time he saw her!

Her?

Graham clearly felt his heart skip a beat, and suddenly he rushed over like a madman, grabbing the hand of the woman who was looking down drinking her coffee: “Maya, are you waiting for me?”

“Maya?”

The seated woman instinctively withdrew her hand in fright, but found that the man’s grip was too strong for her to pull away, “Sir, you’ve mistaken me for someone else, I’m not this Maya!”

She looked up to see the man’s deep, watery eyes staring motionlessly at her, his profound affection appearing to well up, and at the moment their eyes met, she clearly saw the depth of emotion in his eyes instantly disappear, replaced by something resembling disappointment.

“I’m sorry!”

Graham’s trembling voice sounded as if it were struck by a great blow as it spilled from his lips, “I mistook you for someone else, I’m sorry, I’m sorry, I’m sorry…”

Graham apologized repeatedly, making the woman across from him think that perhaps her words had been too harsh. Just because she said, ‘Sir, you’ve mistaken me,’ shouldn’t be considered overly harsh, especially since he really did have the wrong person!

“I should have realized, her long hair has been cut off…”

Just a short time ago, in a fleeting encounter at the restaurant, he saw that her long black hair was already gone. Back when they had just started dating, she joked, ‘When my hair reaches my waist, will you marry me?’

At the time, the word ‘marry’ changed his expression. After all, back then, he was a real scoundrel, never having thought about marrying anyone or spending a lifetime with someone. It’s only now he realizes how much hurt his attitude must have caused the woman!

He really was an absolute bastard!

But it’s all too late to say anything now; she had already married and had children. It’s a pity that people always realize what they have only after they’ve lost it. If it weren’t for their reunion, he might never have realized there was such an important woman in his life—one he had missed out on!

If only back then he had shown the sincerity and courage he had shown towards Nana Jensen, even if she was the one who broke it off, he thinks she might still be by his side now!

“Sir, are you alright?”

The woman was startled by his listless and somewhat abnormal behavior.

“I’m fine, it was I who was forward!”

Just as he was about to turn away, Graham noticed the blue enthrallment on the dining table, recalling Nicole Thompson’s words that the blind date table would have a batch of blue enthrallments. It dawned on him that the woman in front of him, who bore a resemblance to Maya Sanders, was his blind date.

“I’m Graham Stones, you must be Miss Wright?”

The woman on the other side tensed up when she heard these words, then managed to squeeze out a faint smile, “Hello, Mr. Stones, I’m Sabrina Wright!”

After a moment, as she watched the man take the seat opposite her and his complexion slowly returned to normal, she still couldn’t help asking, “Was Maya your ex-girlfriend?”

Even though she had guessed as much, she couldn’t help asking; perhaps this man’s charm exceeded her expectations so much that she wanted to know despite understanding he probably had many women before.

“Yes!”

Graham nodded in confirmation, and then candidly admitted, “I’m not a good man, so this was a waste of your time today. I apologize to you!”