Blind Date Turned Proposal

Chapter 177 Promotion to Director

As they waited, Josie leaned closer and quizzed, “What’s the deal with the Ardon farmily?”

The queue was crawling along, and soon, a nurse approached them. She politely said, “Mr. Russell, the hospital director mentioned that you could bypass the protocol. Please let me know if you need immediate attention, and F’ll make the necessary arrangements.”

Her words were veiled, but Dexter and Josie understood.

Dexter glanced at the crowd and declined with a wave of his hand, “No need for that. We’ll wait like everyone else.”

The nurse nodded and moved on.

Josie always thought he would take advantage of his status and seek special treatment, but today, his humility surprised her. Sitting beside him, she couldn’t help but admire Dexter’s down-to-earth attitude.

She gave him a thumbs-up, to which he simply beamed and didn’t say anything else.

Then, in a hushed voice, Dexter shifted back to their previous conversation, “The higher authorities have their sights set on them. The Ardon family is definitely going to face severe consequences this time.”

No wonder Arnold would also be in trouble. These intricate and complex webs of interests were bound to have far-reaching repercussions.

of ease, signaling that he was content. It seemed like victory was

to remove the cast. The process didn’t take long; throughout it, Dexter stood

came off, feeling significantly at

beat

eating out by herself, and even visiting doctors unaccompanied.

on post-care instructions. On the side, Dexter stealthily committed the doctor’s reminders to

busy and esteemed Mr. Russell would personally accompany me for a follow-up check at the hospital, Josie quipped, playfully trailing

the esteemed Mr. Russell

cheesy comeback made

the car, Dexter

appointment letter

“Dexter…”

and

me now? You realize it’s going to stir up gossip and speculation about our

secure the Sylmark project. It’s a major win! Plus, no one in the department is more qualified for this

her eyes and said, “Josie, I believe in

were needed, just a sincere and straightforward declaration of