Blind Date Turned Proposal

Chapter 360 Did You Have Anything To Do With It

After the phone call ended, Anderson signaled to Josic, He agreed.”

Josie smiled politely in response.

It wasn’t unusual to see someone in a wheelchair in the hospital. When Josie reached the VIP room, she saw that Arnold had recovered quite well. He was sitting on the sofa, listening to Andy’s briefing.

He wasn’t surprised to see her at the door. He signaled to his bodyguard, who opened the door and let her

Josie rolled her wheelchair into the room.

Andy stopped talking when he saw her, but Arnold waved him off. “You can continue,” he said.

“After the incident at the factory, the higher-ups are keeping an eye on the goods at the port. Should we transport the goods via the freeway or the highway? Maybe we should take a few detours as well.”

Arnold narrowed his eyes, his arms exposed to the bright sunlight streaming through the curtains. “Ronan should take the highway. There might be unwanted company lurking on the freeway, waiting to attack us.”

Josie before leaving the room.

from the sofa. “Unfortunately, I’m also a patient, so I can’t make you a cup

never liked tea,” Josie

Wavery. You shouldn’t worry about

get straight to the point. Did you have anything to do with the incident at

moment. “Does it look like I was

knew about us. She even had pictures of us meeting up. It’s hard to believe you had nothing to do with it.” Josie spoke calmly, but her eyes betrayed her anger. “And Summer is back because of you, isn’t she?”

up a pair of golden-rimmed glasses and wiped them with a wet tissue. “So, what

but how did she manage to kidnap Summer? It’s a difficult task

pressure of the situation. Arnold raised an eyebrow. “I must not want to live anymore if I were to send the Olsen family’s precious daughter into such danger,” he replied with a blasé

dead, or they wanted Summer dead. Arnold, you only

he answered

You Have Anything To Do

believe

her eyes widened in fear. She

doing?” she demanded,

waist. Her skin was as pale as the gauze that had been used