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

Dexter’s secretary was waiting for him in the backseat of the car in the garage. After she finished reporting about work to him, Moses stopped the vehicle by the side of the road, and Dexter shut his eyes. He looked exhausted.

Before the secretary exited the vehicle, she said cautiously, “Mr. Russell, Mrs. Russell called me today. She seems to have been looking for you.” Dexter opened his eyes almost instantly. His gaze was ominous. “When was this?”

“At night.” Dexter picked up his coat and looked for his personal cell phone. When he turned it on, he saw a few unread messages. His brows furrowed tightly. “What were the results of Carter Group’s competitive bidding?”

“As expected, they won.” Dexter instructed Moses to drive to Paul’s house. It was late, and all the lights were turned off. Dexter waited outside the house and didn’t go in. Under the glow of the streetlight, he seemed dignified yet lonely.

Moses couldn’t help but ask, “Why don’t you explain it to her?” “I missed the chance to. Anything I say after that is just an excuse.” Dexter massaged his temples and sighed ever so subtly.

Josie was on the last train when her cell phone vibrated. It was a text from Dexter. ‘I was too busy at work and didn’t look at my cell phone! After a while, she received another message. ‘Sleep well.

her screen. She knew Dexter was swamped and didn’t look at his cell phone. She empathized with him, but their divide seemed to grow for some reason. However, they were clearly trying hard to

day, Josie received a call from Alice. Jo, I heard the security guard say you came to Russell Group last night but couldn’t go in. Why didn’t you call

wasn’t important. Thanks anyway.” “Why are you so polite with me?” Alice sighed. “We haven’t met in

“… Sure.”

destination at night, she never imagined finding Alice and almost everyone from the design

seeing us for a while?” Someone joked. “Or are you putting on airs because

banter. Josie couldn’t help but laugh. She suddenly felt choked up. “I’ll recognize you no matter what.” Everyone laughed. They were at a

head position is vacant and unattended. Everyone missed you, so I asked if anyone wanted to

so long. They had a camaraderie

she opened a can of beer. She raised it and said to everyone, “Thank you for remembering me, everyone. I was immature in the past and might have offended

and always picked on you. We hope