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

Chapter 244 Humiliating the Tabloid Girlfriend

It was late at night, and the servants in Mason Garden were finishing up work for the day.

Julie opened the door and was surprised to see Josie. “Mrs. Russell.”

Josie demanded expressionlessly, “I want to see Dexter.”

She did not wait for Julie to respond and entered the house. “I know he’s here.”

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Julie immediately blocked her way. “It’s not the right time. Mrs. Russell, please let me inform him first.”

Josie glared at her for the first time. I’m his wife. Why do I need you to seek permission to meet him?”

However, Julie still refused to let her through, prompting anger within Josie. She shoved Julie’s hand away, leaving a big red mark on it.

There was no one in the master bedroom.

Josie rushed around and stopped before the study, noticing the door open. Josie looked at the servant’s expression and knew something was going in there.

could ponder further, a

speaker, but her voice

a black dress came out of the study. She carried a book and appeared dignified and relaxed. Josie had seen her before. She was the person the tabloid claimed was Dexter’s girlfriend, an

“Ms. Sharp.”

Sharp looked at her arrogantly and asked,

fury immediately. She did not answer her but walked past her into the study. Unexpectedly, there was no

Josie and answered. “Mr. Russell is not at

Sharp here as a

had called to inform Julie about this, so she did not hesitate to invite Ms. Sharp to wait in the study. Moreover, Ms.

she was absent. -She approached Ms.

interior design book Dexter had bought for

allow anyone to enter here. Since you’re a guest, I hope you conduct

her the title page. “Please refrain

changed completely, losing all traces

charm.

“You!”

name written on the page.

was Dexter’s handwriting. He wrote with such force that he left

of writing her name on her book since she was a