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

Chapter 6 Call Me Dex

After leaving the mall, they went to the hospital. Upon arriving at the hospital, Dexter got out of the car and took out all kinds of supplements from the trunk.

Looking at Josie, who was standing at the side with a blank look, he uttered impatiently, “Let’s go.”

Only then did Josie regain her composure and follow Dexter into the hospital. “Are you nervous?” Dexter noticed Josie’s expression was not as relaxed as before, but Josie denied it stubbornly. “Nonsense. Not at all.”

Of course, Josie was lying to herself too. Although she had been in a relationship before, she had not met the partner’s family. Moreover, the person that she was going to meet was the prominent old Mr. Russell. It was her first time participating in such a big occasion.

While they were in the lift, Josie couldn’t help asking, “Mr. Russell, is your grandfather fierce?”

“No.” Dexter hummed in response and added, “Call me Dex.”

“Huh?”

“I told my grandpa I’ve been with my girlfriend for two years.”

Josie understood his meaning. A couple who had been dating for two years couldn’t possibly address each other by their last name.

Dex.” Josie called out the name

Russell, you’re four years older than me. People say that an age gap of more than three years is considered

turn cold

it.”

fluster. It’s just a nickname. Why is he so angry? Ugh, it’s indeed hard to stay close to a superior

naturally. sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ FindNʘᴠᴇl.nᴇt

Dexter pushed the door open and

Franklin on the balcony.

“Hey, Dexter.”

on Josie. The night before, Dexter told him they had registered their marriage. Henry said

Grandpa. Nice to meet you.

and take a seat.” Henry held her hand and made her sit on

supplement on the table and said to Henry, “Jo bought

have been dating for two years. This fellow hid

to Henry. She glanced at the man beside him and answered with a smile, “Grandpa, Dex wanted me to meet you for a long time, but I turned it down because, as you know, I’m just an ordinary

and uttered seriously, “We don’t care about one’s family background, so don’t feel pressured. As long