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

Josie took off her mask. Whenever she looked at someone, her eyes would light up with genuine interest He almost fell into her deep, fathomless eyes. He wasn’t hurrying to get down the car, so he winded down the windows. “Where did you go?”

Josie noticed he wasn’t in a good mood, so she answered thoughtfully, “I went out for a while. Why?”

“I asked where did you go. Dexter didn’t budge and kept his gaze fixed in her direction.

“I went to the beauty salon.

Josie finally answered Dexter honestly, but her fingers were pressed tightly into her palm, leaving marks. She didn’t dare reveal the truth at first as it didn’t suit the image she had in front of Dexter.

But since he persisted, he must have been aware of it already.

Dexter finally left the car and went into the villa. She followed closely behind.

“Dexter?”

How did he know?

coat. With a graceful lift of his head, he

wanted to remove the scar and return to work as soon as possible,” Josie answered frantically. She was afraid he

her side as he lifted her chin. The delicate peach fuzz was visible on her pale skin, making her youthful appearance stand out even more. She didn’t have lipstick on, but

by his response. She shook her head and answered, “No, it’s too expensive.

beauty salon did you go to? I’ll ask someone to help you get

chin gently, his fingers lingering for a moment before letting go

be too risky for him to do this openly. “I

didn’t reply and had an inscrutable expression on his face. However, it seemed easier to converse

out to grab onto the hand that touched her face. She felt a sudden shiver in her spine from touching his cold hands. “Dexter,

her hands. “It’s not a problem. We’ll have it under

into a

from War and Peace.

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as he uttered, “There won’t

if she was surrendering. “Really? If it was the old you, you would have immediately pushed my hands away and would have scolded

warmth of her hands still