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

As Josie was about to leave, the break room door suddenly opened.

Dexter had just finished his bath. His hair was wet, and he wore a white shirt with two top buttons open, revealing his exquisite collarbone.

Water droplets flowed from his hair strands and down his neck. Josie widened her eyes and gulped.

Dexter suddenly stopped toweling his hair and narrowed his eyes. “Josie? Why are you here?”

“I… I came to deliver breakfast.”

Suddenly, Josie found herself stuck in a quandary. It was too awkward to stay but too rude to leave. She clumsily pointed at the food on the table.

Josie tried to figure out how she could explain that she did not mean to see him in this state. She did not know that he could bathe here.

Dexter was suspicious of her and went to the desk to have a look. He seemed seductive as he bent over it.

Then, he read the sticky note and smirked. “At least you have some conscience.”

are

sounds of conversations came from outside. It seemed the

see me? Josie panicked and made frantic gestures to Dexter, pleading with him to

took the

the break room

knocked on the door. It was Ivy. “Mr. Russell, are you in there? I noticed water droplets

leaned against the door. Her heart was in her throat. She even forgot to

“Yes, I’m going to rest for

before continuing, “Did you work overtime?

“Please leave.”

stunned for a moment before replying in the

from the door and sat before Dexter. Her expression was that of despair. “What am I to do now? Your secretary has come to the office. How am I

connected to the secretary’s office. Anyone in the secretary’s office can

leaving his break room… My reputation

hear her and opened the oily lunch box. He brought

nervous. She picked up a plastic fork. “This is a hash brown. It’s