Blind Date Turned Proposal

Carsend he let out a surprised chuckle, “Ah, she used to be Mr. Carter’s assistant I saw her handling things with finesse at an event, so I invited her to join us with Mr. Carter. I’m sure Mr. R!! has crossed paths with her as well

Heather, come on over and say hello to Mr. Russell

Dressed in a sleek business suit today, Heather appeared less disheveled and more composed. She avoided making direct eye contact with Dexter Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Russell”

Dester leaned back, a hint of amusement in his eyes. Trecall Ms. Riley’s tea–making skills being quite impressive Care to showcase your talents for your new bow?”

Heather felt a surge of humiliation at his words, her ears turning beet red.

She bent down to brew the tea, her fair and delicate hands catching Caesar’s attention. He couldn’t help but appreciate their grace. “I gotta say… Watching young folks excel at their craft is always a pleasure to behold

Dexter maintained his poker face.

“Working for the government has its perks. Following Mr. Perkins is a wiser choice than sticking with Mr. Carter

Heather bit her lip. “Uh… Yeah.”

took a quick break during the intermission and headed to the restroom. As he washed his

out. I can imagine you’ll have a tough time,”

tightly clenched her clothes, feeling misunderstood and wrongly judged. “Mr. Russell, you’ve

his unwavering gaze at Heather’s reflection in the

Kingdom. That’s why I ended up working

it to me? It’s your business with Arnold.”

me.” Heather said, her voice trembling as

flickered back to that disastrous day when everything fell apart, and a slight headache crept in. He turned around, glanced at her, and silently walked past, leaving her words in the air. “You’ll have to face the consequences of your own actions.”

walked alongside Caesar to his car, with Heather trailing behind, her eyes still shimmering

away, and Dexter’s gaze drifted

voice was filled with concern. “Mr. Russell, should I look into this?”

a quick sideways glance, pondering his choices. “Conventional methods won’t cut it when dealing with Arnold’s related matters. Get Moses on

unconventional approaches often reveal

sudden burst of inspiration, Larry suggested, “Should we also have him look into Mrs. Russell’s case? They had a close bond in the

a moment, a somber expression

“Caesar Perkins never hold back. Keep a