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

Chapter 169 Betrayal

“I would have controlled the horse!”

Josie’s tears fell onto the back of Dexter’s hand. It felt hot on his skin and thawed his heart.

Dexter furrowed his brow and seemed angry.

Josie was unsure what he was annoyed about, but she guessed it wasn’t only about what happened on the racecourse. Furthermore, he behaved indifferently to her the whole day. disheartening her.

She turned away and said, “You’re right. I should know my place. I’ve already received your favor, so I shouldn’t expect more. Don’t worry. I won’t join Arnold’s side.”

Dexter made her face him, demanding, “You were drinking with him. Did you share the same glass?”

“That’s right.” Josie could not resist goading Dexter. Her heart was filled with grievances against him.

Dexter sneered indifferently and placed the cigarette between his lips. The glowing cigarette lent a threatening gleam to his gaze, intimidating Josie. He blew puffs of smoke to her face, obscuring her vision. Suddenly, he let her go and tossed the cigarette in the trash can before going to the bar counter. Then, he reached under it and pulled out something before doing the same to the edge of the couch and the bathroom door.

confused and watched him throw the things he pulled out onto the floor and crush them under his feet. He locked the

be afraid of Dexter at this moment. She retreated

qualms installing listening devices in his lounge. No one understands his distrustfulness as much as I do. I can’t

next.”

took a deep breath and touched the table to support herself. Night breeze rippled the air and fluttered her skirt, revealing her smooth and fair

sneered, “You showed up

“I saw Claire at the hospital. She was there with Mr. Yves, the

she is pregnant.

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she had known what Phil would do afterward, she would have risked everything and fought

had no idea about the things Josie said. “Why didn’t

you? Arnold was beside me, and my phone signal was cut due to

cigarette. He smoked to calm his

and

“He went against me.”