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

Dexter answered in a well-behaved manner, “She’s a Russell Group employee, and I fell for her at first sight.” “Which part of her attracted you?” “You don’t seem very confident in your daughter, Mr. Warren.”

“You don’t have an ordinary identity, Paul said calmly. Although he was in a coma for four years, he was a good judge of character. Nothing Dexter did was ordinary. Paul wouldn’t believe it if nothing else was involved in the marriage.

“Jo is now Mrs. Russell. I will protect her thoroughly, whether among the society or the internal Russell family. Please don’t worry.”

“What about everything else?” “What?” “What if I want you to divorce Jo? Can you do it?” Dexter raised the corner of his eye slightly. He was a little surprised. He seemed to understand who Josie inherited her temper from.

“Is something wrong with me?” He guessed it was because of his identity, and Paul feared his daughter would feel wronged.

“You’re the business executor of Russell Group. You can have any woman you want. Jo is gullible. As her father, I have to think about her future.”

He guessed

you mean?” Paul was vigilant. Dexter sat down. It was as though he was in a negotiation. “I didn’t sign any prenuptial agreement with her. She will suffer much

to get a divorce.” “I don’t want to get

take care of his daughter. Paul slowly calmed down. It seemed like he knew he

trembled slightly. “I want you to sign a divorce agreement with your name

Dexter after awakening from his coma. Dexter froze for a

he looked like a kind, older man. “I just want a safeguard for my daughter. Is it too much to

want to, what will you do?” Paul didn’t

me.” Dexter quickly weighed the pros and cons mentally.