That Day When I Got Married to My Boss at the Blind Date

Chapter 4 Are You Blaming Me Just Now

Josie did not have many belongings. After packing her stuff, she ignored Jenny’s curses and left in a cab with her luggage. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the Find ɴøᴠel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Around 7 p.m., she arrived at Mason Garden, but she was lost because Dexter did not send her the exact location and password as promised. Josie reckoned it slipped his mind.

She didn’t know Dexter’s phone number, so she could only wait outside the neighborhood.

It was an August evening– the weather was still hot even after nightfall. Frustrated, Josie had the urge to find Dexter in Russell Group. Nonetheless, she was well aware that she couldn’t meet him casually.

After waiting for an hour, a black Rolls-Royce appeared at the neighborhood gate.

Josie’s legs turned numb after an hour of crouching, so she couldn’t stand up and could only wave her hand and yell, “Mr. Russell, Mr. Russell…”

Dexter stopped the car when he heard the commotion.

He was startled when he saw the woman crouching on the ground.

“What brings you here?”

hot under the collar, but she didn’t dare to flare up in front

tell me the exact address and the password.

this afternoon and forgot about

blaming me just

could only keep her shirt on and got into

into the villa. On the way in, the latter told her the password

the living room, Josie glanced around the surroundings. The minimalistic interior featured

room on the left on the second floor. On the right is my bedroom and study room. You’re not allowed to enter my rooms without my permission. And don’t touch the

“Okay.” Josie nodded ‘obediently’.

rules to abide by here, she rather stayed with the troublesome Dexter than

Paul’s medical fees, she should be able

to a bright future, Josie went upstairs gleefully with

unpacking her belongings, someone knocked on

his home clothes.

them tonight. Don’t give yourself

over the document while complaining inwardly. It’s not that easy,