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

“Think about it carefully. Has Dexter ever given you a chance while entangled with other people? He wasn’t the only reason you must take up the debt of one billion.”

Josie felt it was a lot to process, and she looked at Calvin in a daze. She subconsciously retorted, “He said our marriage is purely business.” “Don’t listen to him. Look at how you feel.”

At ten at night in Mason Garden. ‘Mrs. Russell, Mr. Russell isn’t… at home today.” a servant said to Josie respectfully and apologetically.

The confidence she had from Calvin’s conversation vanished at once. Josie had imagined Dexter’s reactions when he saw her, whether he would look at her coldly or contemptuously. She was ready for all of it. But he didn’t even return in the end! Josie kept a calm demeanor. “Do you know where he went?” sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ ꜰindNʘvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

“… I don’t.” Josie hesitated for a moment. She couldn’t do anything else. She entered the master bedroom and waited for Dexter’s return there. It was already ten o’clock. If he hadn’t returned, what was he doing?

the air. Her heart

door to the balcony was open. When Josie walked out, she smelled a strong odor of cigarettes. Josie frowned out of habit. She

on the table was filled with cigarette butts. Some were extinguished halfway through. The room was silent, and Josie’s heart

feeling cold, so she

enveloped her was still the silent darkness. It was ice cold. She found her cold cell phone in bed. She turned on the screen, and the time showed that it was three in

bent her legs. She hugged her knees and suddenly felt very defeated and upset. Look, you overestimated

door opening. She looked up abruptly like a deer in headlights. Unimaginable thoughts played out in her mind, and

of the bathroom. They walked to the bed, carrying a familiar. shower scent. She only heard her heart beating