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

Chapter 420 The Charity Gala

Josie looked pale after saying goodbye to Mrs. Langman. Paul noticed something wrong and patted her shoulder. “Jo, you can do anything you want as long as you feel you can bear the consequences.”

“Sure…”

Mrs. Langman did not give up and messaged Josie the invitation later. “I will hide your identity. You can attend the event with me as my sister.”

Josie was unsure if she made the right decision and laughed despite herself. “Sure, let’s go and check it out then.”

There were all kinds of formal gowns in Mason Gardon. Josie picked a maxi gray dress and put it on. Then, she styled her hair into an updo and put on a long starry earring. She looked beautiful and well-dressed for the gala.

Mrs. Langman saw her and exclaimed how nice it was to be young.

They entered the venue arm in arm.

Josie deliberately chose to attend the auction on the second day due to concern that people she did not want to meet would most likely attend the first day.

Unfortunately, she saw a familiar figure when she walked in.

Even though Dexter sat in a corner, his dazzling presence made him hard to miss. He was looking at a document given by the woman beside him and signed it with a fountain pen.

gestures

Langman asked tentatively, “Do you wish to say hello to

breath and looked away. “Forget

not have anything worth auctioning or money to buy anything. She was only there to enjoy the event

corner and appeared relaxed. Mrs. Langman

was bored of sitting there and offered Josie a choice.

her eye. “I’m afraid I

it’s only natural that you bid for something on my account.” Mrs. Langman caressed

glanced at where Dexter was seated. His seat was right across

did not look

unsure what Dexter wanted. He would

understood his ways

Dexter wanted,

white chain. The bracelet had a starry design and looked luxurious but simple. She thought

bid was five

Mrs. Langman and nodded. I want to bid

she gathered courage and raised

at her and seemed determined not to let her

thousand.”