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

Chapter 190 Revenge

Josie no longer felt the rain, for it was blocked by the umbrella.

Meanwhile, Dexter shook hands with the policeman impassively. “Talk to me about the situation.”

Josie froze and looked at him.

On the other hand, the policeman had a sharp eye from his years of experience on the road. At a glance, he could tell that Josie and Dexter’s cars were much more invaluable than at BMW.

Apart from that, he could also tell that Dexter was no ordinary man from how the latter. carried himself.

The policeman felt sorry for the other driver.

He took some notes in his notebook and issued a fine for both of them.

“You went over the speed limit just now,” he told the BMW driver.

Then, he turned to Josie, “You’re fined for not having a driving license with you. Should you

discuss the cost of the accident between yourselves, or do you need me to mediate?”

guys

The BMW driver flew into a fit after hearing that. “How could you do that? Look at her! Does she look like she can pay? And look at my hand – look at my condition now!”

and rage coiled in her heart, leaving her speechless

back of her head

retorted, “Both of you are responsible. You also made dents in her car by kicking it

was unfavorable to him and that Josie had another. person

panicked

her up,

who my dad is? If I tell

in Dexter’s hand lit up. It

impetuous man as he

has been suppressed. I supposed he’s right in

you now.”

Even the policeman glanced around in

son of the deputy director? And this other guy found out about that in such a short time. Man, this case

arrogance immediately dissipated without even a word from Dexter. I’m probably in trouble, he thought in remorse. Sᴇaʀch Thᴇ Findɴovel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the

“You….”

like Mr. Mullins

Mullins’ son looked

coldly. “As a high-rank officer, it’s his

‘failure’

even teach his children good manners, it doesn’t seem fitting for him to fill that

his intentions. “I understand. Don’t