Sweet like Wine: Love Your Dimples Even More-Chapter 66 - 40: The Mystery Sparked by a Bottle of Whiskey (Part 3)

Yet it was the first time he encountered a girl wanting to meet him face-to-face in real life.

Even though you couldn’t tell height or weight from the screen, Gordon Sterling had a hunch this was definitely a chubby, adorable little sweetheart over two hundred pounds.

Not at all comparable to the 19,800,000 brainless fans of The Dump Me Alliance who were all skin and bones.

When Gordon Sterling was running an online radio show, he still had quite a lot of fervent fans.

After all, his voice was genuinely heavenly.

Those who vowed they were true fans said no matter what Gordon Sterling looked like, as long as they could see the owner of that heavenly voice, they would never part in this life and never abandon in the next.

But after seeing Gordon Sterling’s face, which even beauty filters couldn’t save, they silently and slowly, day after day, month after month, year after year, turned from true love to—

Actually, if only you’re willing to close your eyes, a lot of things in this world still hold a unique beauty in willful delusion.

A fan encountered once every five years stirred ripples in Gordo’s heart.

Gordon Sterling always knew he was handsome, even if his looks never truly conquered anyone.

Gordo decided to organize a mukbang, livestreaming a meal invitation for this "super adorable sweetheart."

It was the first time that Gordo, who was as shrewd as a mythical pixiu, invited a girl to dinner.

Those who had opinions about Gordon Sterling’s looks but no objections to being treated to a feast, these "sour fans" bombarded the screen advising Gordo: [The Dump Me Alliance plays deep games, be cautious when treating someone to a meal.]

Gordo was deaf to this, no way could everyone approaching him just want to meet The Jilted.

No one could sway Gordo’s hunch weighing 340 pounds.

The girl did not disappoint Gordon Sterling. She brought two photos to meet Gordo for a meal.

Two photos, two different people, taken in different times, but at the same place.

One was the girl’s grandfather, the other, her father.

Gordo felt elated: "Girl, I don’t even know your name yet, and you want to introduce your entire family to me?"

"The place where my grandfather and father took these photos is the Brunschwig Distillery on Islay in Scotland. My grandfather worked at this distillery until it closed thirty-seven years ago. Twenty years ago, my father followed in my grandfather’s footsteps and went to Scotland."

The girl didn’t reveal her name to Gordon Sterling, but rather, fearing she’d miss something, she very earnestly continued to introduce her whole family:

"My father stayed in Scotland for a year, and just as he was about to leave, which was nineteen years ago, he heard that the Brunschwig Distillery, closed for eighteen years, was going to restart, so my father made a special trip to Islay to the distillery where my grandfather worked to take a photo. The Brunschwig Distillery didn’t really restart nineteen years ago. But my father met my mother there."

The girl took out a glass bottle filled with vintage golden liquid from her bag: "Today, I’ve brought a bottle of whiskey treasured by my grandfather, bottled by the last Master of Brewing at the Brunschwig Distillery in the 1970s."

"Is this bottle of Brunschwig peat whiskey that my grandfather brought back thirty-seven years ago the same as the one The Jilted had by his side when he was looking for his mom?" The girl waved the whiskey in front of Gordon Sterling and the livestream camera, finally revealing the true purpose of her visit: "I know where The Jilted’s mom is."

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