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

Josie could not bear to break the girl’s heart. But this relationship was just an unrealistic rosy view. Josie must stop Jenny’s greed and save this girl from jumping into these fires of hell.

“Justin has not stopped. He is still gambling. Deceitful people like him have no limits. It will ruin your whole life if you stay with him. I hope you will reconsider your decision carefully.”

Nicole closed her eyes. Her shoulders shook as she started crying. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the Find ɴøᴠel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

It was worse than a nightmare.

“You are a good girl. You shouldn’t be undermined by Justin. You can look for abetter man to love. As a woman, I’d advise you to call off the engagement.”

Josie patted Nicole’s shoulder. Nicole could no longer hold herself back. She buried her head into Josie’s arms and cried, “I’ve never thought he would be like that. I thought… I thought… He was sincere toward me!”

“He just wants to trick you into paying his debts with him and suffer!”

Josie patted her head and said, “Nowadays, any relationship without financial support will fail easily.”

Nicole said nothing and continued wailing.

an hour, Nicole finally calmed down. She promised Josie that she would reconsider her relationship with

already past ten. Josie did not have dinner, but she was

Mason Garden. She could not help but curse Justin under her breath. How are you going

Just as Josie started feeling sleepy on the

voice was still drowsy as she answered

After a moment of silence, the man’s voice was heard. He sounded a little

his voice, she immediately

I… I’m on the way back. What’s the

is it

her phone and answered,

minutes, you don’t have

sofa in Mason Garden with

finished work early today. He thought he would see that woman as soon as he reached home, but he didn’t. According to Julie, Josie had called and informed that she would be home

was late

could not fall asleep. He kept walking out of his room to

“Not yet… Mr. Russell.”