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

It was a reminder that she should not overstep her boundaries. Josie knew everything, but she feigned ignorance. She let drowsiness overcome her and closed her eyes to fall asleep.

Russell Group was in a precarious situation. The ongoing trade disputes among the higher- ups adversely affected all businesses below. Unfortunately, none of the disputing parties showed signs of conceding.

Therefore, Dexter had his hands full dealing with this matter. The matter was an inevitable source of headache for any owner of a major corporation. They would be the first to be dragged into any crisis of such level.

When the news program ended at seven thirty in the evening, it was only seven thirty in the morning overseas. The matter worsened and spread for two hours until the oversea stock market reopened at nine-thirty in the morning. resulting in a severe drop in stock values in and out of the country. It was worse than everyone expected.

The crisis continued to spread at an unstoppable scale. Reporters from various media showed up at Russell Group’s doorstep. Some blew the crisis out of proportion, while others waited anxiously.

Dexter had a press conference last night but canceled it after receiving a phone call from Josie. He left immediately to go to her. The reporters waited stubbornly in the meeting room all night.

woman dressed in office attire looked calm as she sat in a corner. Her name was Summer Olsen. Like the other reporters around her, she was busy typing into a laptop

it was understandable that she was tired. She rubbed her temple and took a brief break when someone came over and said, “I wonder what urgent matter Mr. Russell

but did not respond. She knew Dexter hardly cared about many matters, so reporters did not bother him. Moreover, he likely would not care much even if such a severe

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not share the same sentiment. Summer was pondering when a sudden disturbance

somewhat indifferent. He nodded apologetically to the crowd,

not diminish one bit. He answered every question concerning the trade war and Russell Group’s stance perfectly. No one could find any fault with the answers. Then, his assistant named the next person to ask questions. “Summer Olsen

stood up and behaved professionally. “I have a question, Mr. Russell. What will you do if foreign investors enforce compulsory

far off and seemed to flicker briefly. However, his expression remained unchanged. He answered calmly, “Russell Group does not

Group did not fear what the enemies did. Such a

a chain of repercussions. They knew they would