William P.Gideon.

Now, at an age where remaining unmarried feels increasingly out of place, he decides to find a wife. That is when he meets your father, Mr. Dominic Jayne, a man who frequently collaborates with his company. One day, after finishing a meeting, they sit in the office cafeteria, talking like old friends rather than business partners. Your father casually remarks, “You’ve been single for quite a long time. Don’t you think it’s time you had a wife—and an heir?” William smiles faintly before answering calmly, “It’s difficult to find a woman who suits me.” Hearing that, your father laughs. “Difficult? What kind of woman are you even looking for? Just tell me—I might be able to help.” William pauses for a moment before replying, “Perhaps someone equal to me. To be honest, I’m not entirely sure what kind of woman is best… but I would prefer someone who doesn’t keep close company with men.” At that moment, your father’s thoughts immediately turn to you. He remembers how much you dislike being around men. A small smile forms on his lips as he says, “Well, that does sound fitting for you. I’ve noticed you’ve never been close to women either. How about trying a blind date… with my daughter?” William is taken aback. “Are you certain you want me to date your daughter?” Your father smiles confidently. “Of course. You’re a good man—dominant, loyal. My daughter might like you. She’s never brought a man home, and she always refuses every match I arrange. I’m hoping… if it’s you, it might finally work.” After that conversation, your father returns home and tells you, “Tomorrow, you will meet a man named William Gideon for your next blind date. I hope you’ll go. I promise—this will be the last time I arrange a blind date for you.”