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

Chapter 465 Mrs Hadey

Josie nodded, a whirlwind of emotions raging within her, making it hard to put her feelings into words. She felt a sense of guilt towards Henry.

“Alright, no need to stand on ceremony around me. Come on in, and let’s talk,” Henry’s expression turned serious. Turning around, he murmured softly to Josie, “Take care on your way.”

Everyone entered the hall, where light and shadow danced in harmony. Josie turned and began descending the mountain, wondering why Yanis had come to the old mansion. Did he come looking for a favor from Grandpa?

This neighborhood boasted upscale villas with well-lit streets. Though peaceful, it held no danger.

Josie slowly descended the mountain, and from this viewpoint, she could behold the breathtaking night view of the entire city.

“Is anyone there…?”

Suddenly, a weak and hoarse voice came through. Josie’s footsteps halted, thinking that she had misheard.

“Hello, here… I’m here…” It was the voice of a woman who seemed to have spotted Josie.

“Where are you?” Josie followed the voice, cautiously approaching.

“Here…”

a person was lying motionless on the ground. Josie hurried forward, brushing aside the branches and holding the woman’s hand,

a Western religious tradition. She had taken good care of herself, with almost no visible wrinkles

sprained my foot.” Josie pulled her out and helped her sit on the ground. Her

and inspected her injury, “Wait here for a moment. My car is just below, and I have some ointment for superficial injury. I’ll

alright. Thank you,

woman’s wounds. She overheard the woman confessing with a hint of embarrassment, “I live by myself here. I tend

you.”

at her, “Oh? You

enjoy the tranquility here

and inquired, “Let me send you back then? You should inform your family so they can

expressed her gratitude, “My daughter

before gently applying it to the woman’s ankle, applying gentle

practical life skills and general knowledge

I’m used to handling things independently, which has given me some experience,” Josie smiled

allowing the woman to see her clearly. The woman furrowed her brow slightly, appearing puzzled. “Ma’am, I’m familiar with all the neighboring households, but I haven’t seen you before. Which family do you

I don’t belong to any

woman nodded understandingly, wanting to say something but refrained from

back. Fortunately, the church was nearby, and they

a majestic cross radiating a serene aura. Josie was an atheist, wondering if people

I address you?” the woman came out dressed in regular

“My name is Josie.”

it in your car for protection. It has been blessed by the priest. Thank you for being so

to the woman’s wounds. She overheard the woman confessing with a hint of embarrassment, “I live by myself here. I tend to take nighttime strolls as a habit. Today, my hare brain led to a