Blind Date Turned Proposal

Chapter 441 Let’s Meet Over Tea

Josie picked up the hair tie and saw a strand of long hair. It was blonde and curly, so Josie was certain it didn’t belong to her.

This must have been left behind by someone who entered our hotel room. Besides, this person is likely to be close to Dexter. Otherwise, she wouldn’t have left her hair tie behind.

Julie asked. “Is there anything wrong?”

Josie put down the hair tie and shook her head with a smile. “Nothing

She slowed down her steps and went downstairs to see Dexter bending his body to arrange the plants.

Josie sank into deep thoughts. Ever since he rescued her that night, she had not heard the news of Eileen being implicated. However, the incident caused a sensation in the city. Dexter seemed to no longer avoid the topic of his wife and even appeared to have the intention to reveal Josie’s identity.

What about Summer? Is he not concerned about her anymore?

When Eileen’s father discovered that Eileen was involved in Norman’s incident, he threw a fit. Nonetheless, they were surprised that the consequences did not involve them and were relieved after the storm subsided.

that Josie had been rescued, Eileen immediately went to her father and begged him on her knees for protection.

didn’t die.

her even after

at ease.

day, she received Arnold’s invitation to meet on the top floor of the Carter Group. Arnold uttered gently and charmingly, “Eileen, I owe you an apology for the previous incident. Let’s meet over tea, so

as the grievances she had been suppressing the past few days surfaced. “Arnold, do you… mean it?”

“Of course.”

with top-notch facilities. A professional secretary was assigned to show Eileen the

was a spacious lounge inside Arnold’s office. Eileen cautiously

Over Tea

sitting in front

crying. The gentleman seated there was someone she had admired

the movement. Arnold smiled and took off his

out of her daze and walked over nervously.

imported from The Azores. Although they’re not from the most precious tea plants, they’re rarely seen in recent years.”