Blind Date Turned Proposal

Dexter was intelligent. Of course, he knew what Mark meant.

It was an excuse to oppress Dexter.

Since the Olsen family dragged personal feelings into business, Summer’s fever was not what it seemed. Since Dexter did not respond, Mark continued slowly, “I know you’re anxious, but we cannot afford any delay with Summer’s current condition. I believe you understand what you should do right now.”

Mark hung up.

Calvin threw the documents on the floor in his fury. “That sly old fox! He is forcing your hands. Dex, must not go. It’s a trap.”

Dexter’s gaze was stern as he looked at the vast night scenery outside the window. “Since they are waiting to see what I will do, I’ll give them a good show. Arrange a flight for me tonight. Make sure no one finds out where I’m going.”

He would go and show concern for the severely ill Summer. That was what the Olsen family wanted to see. Thus, he was willing to act it out if it meant getting the Olsen family to cancel their investment in Carter Group.

Calvin grabbed Dexter’s arm and looked at him solemnly. “Are you sure you should do this? Josie will be disappointed if she finds out.”

no one should know

“Dex!”

option.” Dexter enunciated each

let go of him.

it landed, Dexter got off and headed straight to Olsen

Olsen Residence compound, Dexter noticed a Bentley traveling past them in the rearview mirror. It looked somewhat familiar.

entirely in black. The sight surprised her, and she tried to sit up. “Dex, you’re here. Weren’t you in the United Kingdom?” Dexter smiled warmly and touched her forehead. “Hmm, your fever

Larry replied, “Mr. Russell instructed me to book the flight tickets as soon as he heard the news.” Summer blushed slightly. She looked into Dexter’s eyes and felt

her hand and said kindly,

while meeting Summer shrouded his whole being. Mark was waiting for

smiled happily and quietly took out her phone to photograph

wore a black jacket. He was eye–catching with his tall

he had come. Dexter was rational and would not let emotions influence his decisions. Yet, he came to see