The culprit

33.

“Mum, I don't really think this is the right time to—”

“Hey!” She interrupted him. “I want to know who she is. Imagine a person you call your life? She doesn't look like someone from an influential family.” His mother complained.

“Must the person be from an influential family? I don't think we should look at their wealth or what they have. I want us to look at the mindset they're bringing here. Most of them might act like they love me but they don't.” He explained to her, hoping she would understand him.

“Is that why you called a low class lady your life? What were you trying to prove?” She asked.

“Look mum, I'd be happy if we don't continue this conversation any longer. ” He stood up and tried to leave but she stopped him.

“Emma, Michelle and Noel would love to meet you.” She said and he groaned in frustration.

“Another blind date?” He was exasperated.

“Yes. I want you to see girls that are way better than that sly fellow. Look at their skin, very fresh, flawless and good looking.