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

changes were evident, and his warm body enveloped hers. His voice was gratingly hoarse. “You enticed me, Josie.”

The two bodies that hadn’t come into contact with each other for a long time were familiarly intertwined with boundless lust. They went all the way and spent a passionate night together. What could men entice women with?

Their skills, good looks, and belongings. Dexter happened to have all of the above. When it ended, the sun had risen entirely outside. The woman’s hair was soaked under him. He narrowed his eyes, and she looked pristine.

Dexter suddenly felt something scratch his chest. It itched. He leaned over and smiled brightly at her. “Good morning.”

Josie wanted to push him away but had no strength. The man felt relaxed even though he had exerted more energy. He picked her up from the bed and carried her into the bathroom.

water with a towel, Josie couldn’t stand the pressure when he reached her bosom. She grabbed

he conquered her forcefully because she was waiting to speak. Dexter didn’t react. After a long time, he said

and said indifferently, “Tell me.” She almost couldn’t get the words out when faced with his headstrong attitude. Calvin was right. Even if she didn’t think of

chose to sacrifice me. You treated me poorly, and I wanted

Dexter didn’t stop. He stood behind her and gathered her hair before tying it into a bun. The marks of his kisses appeared on the back of her

slightly, and she felt that the water in the bathtub had suddenly become bone-chilling. Calvin hadn’t lied to her. Dexter was brilliant, and he could see through anyone’s deepest

like an all-knowing mirror regarding certain things. But he didn’t expose Josie as a