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

Chapter 242 A Shopping Spree

The shop assistant was sharp and instantly gauged the price of Josie’s clothes.

She was astounded to discover that her clothes were not from high–end brands but were specially tailored for her. They were a level of luxury above high–end brands.

The shop assistant perked up immediately.

Josie wanted to try spending extravagantly like how characters did in the novels she read. She kept the supplementary credit card Dexter gave her in her purse.

She was not sure if he canceled it yet.

It took courage to go on a spending spree. She took a deep breath before pointing at the row of merchandise and instructed indifferently, “Pack these up for me. I’ll pay with my credit card.”

The supplementary card did not require pin codes.

The shop assistant happily swiped the card. Josie was surprised that it worked.

She was unable to stop after that.

“Can you send the things to this address? Someone will be there to receive them.”

from store to store along the street and emptied the shelves in each place. She walked out empty–handed, but delivery vans left to send

out to

from the bank, saying that Dexter’s credit card

secretary immediately reported it

to read the message from the bank. He twirled his fingers and looked

had wondered why Josie kept visiting various flagship

out she

money.

indifferently, “Tell the bank to raise the spending limit of her card. Then, she will see what a real

never called her. By now, she had shopped until the end of the shopping street. The

from ear to ear and thanking

at all. Instead,

heavier as she stood at the end of the street. She tightened her coat and headed toward the five–star hotel

in a hotel near Russell

outdoors. She heard the wind whirling and

was not interested in listening further and hung up the call. She fell onto the soft bed before getting up

The secretary, tracking Josie’s movements,

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