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

Josie didn’t insist. The higher social classes had refined tastes. Dexter was willing to try street food for once, but not necessarily the second time.

So, she enjoyed the barbecued squid happily herself. The squid was fresh and juicy. “I regretted it, Mr.

Russell.”

“Regret what?”

“Those memories have caused deep pain for Ms. Jones, yet I’ve been trying to approach her and remind her of the past. This seems unethical.” Josie felt pangs of remorse. In fact, she, seldom felt sorry for her clients over the years. She had no sympathy for them and only focused on the commission. Nothing mattered as long as she could close the deal.

However, this time was different. Shannon spent eight years in the relationship. Not only was she hurt deeply by the scumbag, but she also had to return his stuff to him, allowing him to garner the benefits. That was unfair!

When the smell of seafood wafted into Dexter’s nose, he subconsciously wanted to rub his temples but put his hand down after reaching it out halfway.

“Do you remember the full name of Ms. Jones?”

chewing her food

table and broke them casually. “The owner of Kennon

thought of the origin of the company’s name. “D*mn! So the company is named after

is a married woman.” Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ Find ɴøᴠel.nᴇt

assumption overturned. She grabbed Dexter’s wrist and

Indeed, obtaining this information

company after them. He was the one who couldn’t let it go. But since Ms. Jones

an hour ago. Josie was surprised that he was aware of so many facts.

on his phone with one hand. “To help my employee achieve her

a quick–witted woman. She soon figured it out as she babbled on. “… which means I should target Mr. Green instead of Ms. Jones. I got

her

make appear ungrateful. So, she sat down again with a smile. “Mr.

today.”