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

The results of the competitive bidding were released half an hour later. Josie had left the venue, and Arnold’s staff called her to inform her. “Thank you, Ms. Warren. We won the project.”

Josie smiled. It was what she had expected because Dexter had personally written half the proposal. He hadn’t done such a thing in many years. It was unimaginable..

“Alright.”

The other party paused. “Mr. Carter wants to buy you a meal to thank you next week. Would you do him the honor?”

A red light was ahead, and Josie’s car stopped for a while. “There’s no need. Please help me tell him that I’ve returned his favor. We can act as strangers the next time we meet.”

The other party was startled. Josie had hung up. After that, she typed a message on her phone slowly before sending it. ‘Are you free today?” There was no reply, so she sent another message. ‘I’m going to cook at my dad’s place. Do you want to come?’

There was still no reply, so she thought he must have been busy. Her lips curved slightly, and she kept her cell phone. She turned and headed to the supermarket.

in his residence. He was surprised when he saw her coming in

smiled craftily. “It’s alright. I’m going to show off my skills today. You haven’t tried my cooking

your fault. You slept for

the father and daughter to have alone time, so they cherished

laugh. “Yes. Matt takes care of us a lot. I

did you ever like

moving too quickly, but

“Really?”

“Yes.”

and solemnly. “Mm. Yes.” Paul understood. His

process. She wanted to stop, but she couldn’t. She decided to stop being suspicious and jealous. She wanted to

great skills. She remembered that Dexter loved Italian food, so she made a variety of