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

Chapter 454 A Plea for Help

The summer rain beat down on Summer’s umbrella as she waited, the wind whipping her hair into her face. She was starting to lose hope that Dexter would show up. But after a while. she saw the headlights of a car coming down the street.

Summer couldn’t believe her eyes. She thought she was dreaming.

The car plate indicated that it was Dexter’s car. The door opened, and a man stepped out, carrying a black umbrella. He was tall and handsome, with a confident and dignified air. He saw the lady looking at him in disbelief.

Summer’s eyes lit up with a glint of triumph. She threw her umbrella aside and ran towards him, hugging him tightly. “I knew you would come,” she whimpered.

Her confidence made his forehead crease.

Dexter slowly removed her hands from his waist and gently pushed her away, holding the umbrella over her head. “Summer, I can’t help you with Vaste’s problems,” he said calmly. “I don’t have any responsibility to help them, and even though I’m close to Arnold, I have not

in his decision to acquire Vaste. Do you understand?”

say

of conflict, and their feelings for each other were far from

direct with Summer, so

of meeting Summer today, but he still felt bad for her. He knew that she was in a difficult situation, and

a long history in the field. If Vaste disappears, it will be a blow to the entire traditional media industry. The industry is already declining, and we need all the help we can get. Can’t you just help us out this one time as a way to show your appreciation for the

torn about

reckoned with when she was determined. Nothing

was plastered to her face, and her clothes were soaked. Tears and raindrops mingled on

effort that went into acquiring Vaste cannot be ignored. Even

the Carter Group gives us a chance to survive, Vaste is willing to compromise for the benefit of

they were competitors, Arnold might not

hand away but was surprised by how cold

then realized that she must have been standing in the

he couldn’t just push her away, especially since she was

hands on hers. “Let’s

the seafront. It had been auctioned for a hundred and