Blind date?
There was a hint of surprise in Peter’s eyes.
Mia was very beautiful, the kind of beauty that was very charming. Logically speaking, she should have many suitors in university. Why would she go on a blind date?
When Peter thought of this, he couldn’t help but prick up his ears.
Actually, Tanya didn’t plan to arrange a blind date for her daughter. He was just the son of a friend she knew while staying overseas, who happened to be in the sa university as his daughter, so she introduced him to her.
Mia’s attitude towards the boy was average, but her good upbringing made it impossible for her to neglect him. It was just an interaction between ordinary friends.
However, the boy looked at Mia with a glint in his eyes.
That kind of light was sothing that any man could understand.
Peter’s eyes darkened.
He suddenly picked up a glass of champagne from the side and said to Alexander, "Take care of it. I’ll go greet the elders."
"You’re so polite. It makes look very rude." Alexander pursed his lips. Although he was complaining, he didn’t stop him.
Alexander had a fierce personality and was ostentatious. Ever since he was young, he was disliked by the elders in the family, unlike Peter. For example, Mrs. Hunt had held Peter’s hand before she died and said that the Hunt corporation would be handed over to him. She didn’t even glance at Alexander.
Alexander didn’t bat an eye.
After all, he didn’t care about Mrs. Hunt at all.
He turned to entertain the others with a smile.
Peter took the champagne and quickly went to the elders.
The people there were clearly much more mature than the ones walking back and forth below them. Justin and Nora sat casually on the sofa and the group of people beside them looked at them fawningly.
Joel sat on the sofa on the other side with a smile.
He was looking at his wife and daughter downstairs.
Peter walked over. "Uncle, here’s to you."
Joel raised his eyebrows, his fox eyes were filled with suspicion. "Tsk, that’s true. You’re an adult now and can drink openly, right?"
Peter smiled, then looked downstairs and said casually, "Cousin Mia isn’t 18 yet, right?"
Mia was two months younger than them, so of course she wasn’t 18 yet.
Joel nodded. "Yes, I’ll prepare a birthday banquet for her in two months."
Peter imdiately added, "I’m afraid we’ll have to find a bigger house when the ti cos."
Joel looked at him and smiled. "Your aunt was just saying that Mia can’t be as ostentatious as the three of you. Only relatives from the main family were invited to the 18th birthday but look at how many people have co."
With Nora’s lazy personality, it was impossible for her to hold a big event.
But the Hunts hadn’t held a banquet in a long ti. Since this was such a rare occasion, all the families wanted to co over and get to know each other. Therefore, they relied on each other to bring as many people as possible with an invitation. All the famous figures in New York wanted to attend...
This coming-of-age banquet gradually went from small to dium and then to large.
Fortunately, the Hunts’ old residence was spacious and had enough space to accommodate so many people. Moreover, the butler of the Hunts had arranged food and drinks from outside in ti. Otherwise, countless people would have had to stand there empty-handed at the banquet!
Upon seeing Joel’s expression like he was watching so show, Peter paused. "Even if we only invite close friends, I’m afraid there would be too many boys who would want to celebrate Mia’s birthday."
This sentence made Joel, a daughter slave, stand up straight. His gaze subconsciously landed on the boy standing beside Tanya.
His foxy eyes imdiately narrowed. "You’re right to remind ."
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