Blind Date Turned Proposal

Chapter 371 Exploiting Marriage for Publicity

Josie was temporarily subdued by his intimidating temper, and she had no choice but to calm down

Matthew came in to help Josie with the wound, but when he tried to continue the drip, she forcefully pulled her hand back and said in a rigid tone, “Matt, sorry, but I feel like I’m fine now. I want to leave the hospital immediately.

Matthew instinctively looked at Dexter, as if he was inquiring his opinion.

He now understood that Josie’s decision would be irrelevant when Dexter was there.

Josie stared back at the man obstinately. “I have many things to do. I’m not as fragile and dramatic as Mr. Russell thinks.

Dexter’s gaze turned cold as he replied, “Sure, but I guess that as soon as you step outside, you’ll start vomiting and faint again”

Josie kept silent because she indeed still had the urge to vomit.

“You’ve lost your job. What else is there for you to be busy with?”

him, her beady eyes ablaze with fury, and the tense atmosphere persisted. Matthew intervened, trying to defuse the situation. Josie, there’s no rush. It won’t hurt to finish the drip

the needle into her vein. The sudden pain made Josie involuntarily groan.

formed where the needle had just

time, Dexter furrowed his brow, his reproachful gaze falling on

Matthew.

time, Josie lay back on the bed, closed her eyes, and pretended

phone kept vibrating in her pocket, but she

“An intimate breath suddenly washed over her as warm fingertips touched her face, slithering like a venomous snake. She couldn’t help but tremble. You’ve been with me for so long, yet you still don’t know how to handle unexpected

it was

would

suddenly withdrew, and his voice turned cold. “I’ll give you a suggestion. Go to the media now and announce our marriage. Perhaps Carter Group will

to Dexter being Josie would undoubtedly cause a sensation. By using the media, public opinion would be pushed to

a long period of silence that felt like half a century, Josie finally opened her eyes. She responded sharply,

without a trace of emotion.