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

When she saw Dexter’s slim and unapproachable figure standing there earlier, she had a random urge to see other expressions on his face. Anger, insanity, and lust. Any other emotions would do.

He quirked an eyebrow. “I told you, it doesn’t work on me.”

As he finished his sentence, Josie leaned forward. Their lips would touch if one of them spoke. She leaned back the tiniest bit. “What a shame.”

His gaze darkened, and the air around them turned cold. He released his grip on her hand. “You don’t need to go anymore.”

I’ve crossed the line. Josie immediately stopped. It had been too long since she went out. She could not let the opportunity go.

“I won’t do anything else.”

He kept silent and strode out. The driver, waiting next to the car, went to open the car door when they appeared. Josie followed behind Dexter hurriedly. After all, he did not insist on not letting her go.

At half past seven, the Porsche stopped at the entrance of the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. Dexter threw a face mask at Josie. “Put that on.”

didn’t you just say so if you thought

explain himself and stepped out of

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when he spotted them. His gaze flitted to the woman wearing a face mask behind Dexter. “Mr. Russell,

“How has business been?”

to you, our revenue has not declined at all.” The man took a glass from an attendant and passed it to Dexter. “I assure you the mistake from the past few days won’t happen again. Alex Lee

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the other day. It turned out that it

you wrapped up all loose ends?” Dexter swirled the untouched glass

caught a few moles and dealt with

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and held a small gathering.” The

gestured for her purse. He gave her a few

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