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

She really cannot afford to lose her job!

Dexter folded his arms in front of his chest. The look on his face was cold and aloof. “I remember giving you information about myself when you moved in. It is stated that I don’t take desserts. Don’t you know how much trouble you’d cause if this scene happened outside?”

Josie lowered her head while she was being nagged. She had forgotten that only Henry knew that they were married.

They seemed more like a superior and a subordinate now.

“Mr. Russell, the information…”

“You should spend more effort and time on your job.”

Dexter interrupted her before she could finish. He walked past her and went upstairs. She could smell the stench of alcohol on him.

Josie sat on the sofa, frustrated. She had lost her appetite.

Was he implying that getting to know him was her job?

were taken for granted! Why would someone not love desserts? Life was already so stressful, and

eat it if you don’t want to.” Josie murmured. She picked up the cake on the table and started digging into it. The sweetness of the cake dissolved in her

did you have to be so mean? I was

wasn’t like this

man stood in the corridor on the second floor. He glanced down and saw

a while. She

frowned hard. His

did not intend to speak so harshly to her. But he had to. He wanted her to work harder so that she

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his stare. She turned around and looked in Dexter’s direction. There was still cream on the

was mistaken, so she got up and cleared the table. She needed to refresh

The next day.

had gotten up early for a part-time job at the mall. She was working as an

job last week because of Dexter. When she was finally done with her ghost makeup, her phone rang. It was a call from the hospital. It startled Josie, but she quickly answered it. “Hello, Dr. Sander? Is everything well with my

other end of the phone. Matthew hesitated a while before answering Josie. “Jo, you should come to the