The Epic Blind Date with My Boss (Josie and Dexter)

Chapter 405 I Can’t Afford Your Apology

He picked up one of her documents. When he looked at the first page, he raised his brows in surprise.

“Carter Group joined the competitive bidding for this project?”

Josie’s actions stopped, and she was slightly nervous. “I’m returning a favor… This is the last time.”

Dexter quickly skimmed through the document, and she didn’t know what he was thinking. “Aren’t you angry?”

“Arnold used almost two years‘ profit to survive this crisis. It’s hard for me to get angry.”

“It seems like you’re the final victor of this battle,” she teased him softly.

Dexter stared at her plump and fair side profile. He never thought that Arnold would give up the funds in the end rather than go through a marriage of convenience. He was never someone who cared about his own marriage.

He came to his senses and asked a few questions consecutively. “How confident are you? Can you convince the executives to give Carter Group the project? Are you confident with the funds, the current technological measures, or your designs?”

sharp from Josie’s point

She knew he

was undoubtedly saying that her tender document

advantages. Regarding factory prospect planning, other

wanted to retort that Carter Group was full of problems, and they wouldn’t

in his throat. He restrained

didn’t answer her. She walked into the master bedroom and shut the bathroom door

tender document again. He

she had worked

for a long time. After her shower, she sat on the bed and amended the tender document with a pencil. She circled and made notes on it, and its rustling noise sounded like

reached out and took the document away from her. He threw it on the table with a slight temper. “Stop looking at

the man stopped her. She

his ear with a

man used his strength to push her down below him.

and she wanted to destroy the

nothing, so Dexter repeated,

–

moving to see him do such a mundane thing as he acted coy and asked for

and panic streaked

and said nonchalantly, “You’re so amazing, Mr. Russell. I can’t afford