Blind Date Turned Proposal (Josie and Dexter)

Chapter 154 He Was Disappointed

As the man walked away, Josie noticed something wrong with his legs. He was limping.

Dexter leaned slightly to her and explained, “Around fifty thousand people are working in a few ports in Wavery. These people are neither young nor old and have no qualifications. They had no choice but to work in such a dangerous job of transporting cargo to provide for their families. If they were even a little careless, it would lead to injuries.”

“It’s difficult, right?”

Josie furrowed her brow. “Yes.”

“What to do then? Should we get rid of them?” Dexter casually pulled out a cigarette case and placed a cigarette between his lips. “If fifty thousand people lose their jobs, it will affect fifty thousand families. How can anyone bear to do this?”

Dexter lit a cigarette as Jean listened to his words, puffing away at the cigarette.

“Yet, Westin Ardon has no qualms doing that. Wavery’s economy showed no growth but declined in the ten years he was in charge. He also meddled with the workings of a few corporations, including Landon. Moreover, he automated the cargo transportation work in ports to secure a profit for himself. However, the technology of these machines is still underdeveloped. These machines not only took away many people’s jobs but were unreliable. However, the minor delay in cargo transportation doesn’t cause significant backlash or criticism against him. Instead, the workers were the only ones who suffered.”

Josie gasped upon hearing Dexter. She frowned as she looked at the middle-aged men working hard at the port and felt sad for them.

knew there

ashes off his cigarette and

matters. Do you want to hear them?” He looked into her. eyes and continued,

too intimidated by

there are many ways to bring down the Ardon family, but you have no idea how extensive his

up behind her and hugged her, continuing softly, “All the money Leo uses was

his her

from corruption. With this in mind, do you

down. “I’m sorry…”

have a kind heart, but I didn’t expect you to empathize

let

He tossed it on the floor, stamped it out,

squatted on the floor and covered her face in

wind blew from the sea, and the

from her coat pocket. There were a series of letters embossed in

her side. He looked at her cryptically and touched the scar on her