Blind Date Turned Proposal

Chapter 203 Confidently Introducing Her

Josie didn’t expect it. She was caught off guard and thought about what Arnold had said. I advise you to differentiate whether he’s doing it for you or for profit. Don’t get trapped

As it turned out, he was referring to this.

Ivy was satisfied when she saw Josie’s awful expression. Ivy turned to leave the greenhouse

On the other end, Dexter wasn’t very focused in the meeting. The other executives had a glimpse of the graceful figure just now, and they caught each other’s eye with a smile. That must be Mr. Russell

They heard Dexter had publicly announced his marriage at yesterday night’s celebration dinner. This made them more curious about what his wife was like.

From a quick glance, she seemed great.

When the meeting ended. Dexter got up to send everyone off. He passed the greenhouse and saw Josie sitting on the swing through the transparent glass. She looked down to read, but her gaze wasn’t on the book. She was holding up her head with one hand as she stared blankly. The warm, late autumn sunlight fell on her, reflecting her gentleness and beauty.

He didn’t know what she was thinking about.

The corners of the man’s mouth curved unconsciously. Josie felt his gaze, and she looked up. She saw them looking at her from the outside.

gestured for her to

unsure, so she moved slowly. He didn’t signal for her to stop, so she put on a bold

and his gaze was warm. He smiled. “Let me introduce my

he would never tire of saying the

girl before them. She was calm, collected, and

of Russell Group to be so infatuated

“Hello,

never thought Dexter would present her to people in the business world.

had introduced her to outsiders, she had to live

hands under Dexter’s guidance. She greeted them warmly and smiled appropriately.

someone praised Josie as they were leaving. “I’m sure you must be a

would have the chance

thought that their compliments were insincere. She had a fake smile.

asked,

no wonder she was upset yesterday.

“Your sources are quite slow, Mr. Russell.”