>On the Nth blind date, the coffee cup handed over by Chen Mo said "Let it happen".
>I laughed, these days even love is priced in barcodes.
>When he was talking about options, I was thinking about the mortgage; when he was talking about philosophy, I was thinking about overtime pay.
>My best friend said: "Marriage is a joint venture to open a company, don't do a loss-making business."
>I nodded, but late at night I dug out a love letter from my student days.
>One time when a heavy rain trapped us, he took off his suit and covered my head.
>"Lin Xiao, let's... Try it regardless of the cost?" His voice was mixed with the sound of rain.
>I clutched the corners of his clothes that were still warm, and remembered what the introducer said: "He never sends people home on blind dates."
>In the rain, the old scars on his back showed through his shirt.
>It turns out that even actuaries can't calculate sincerity.
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