Blind Date Turned Proposal

The woman who approached them radiated confidence and elegance. Her lips curled into a warm smile as she inquired, “Who is she?”

Josie’s eyes darted around but eventually met the woman’s gaze. She froze with a hint of nervousness as she stared at Claudia. Claudia looked completely different from the two months they had spent together.

Her eyes exuded a strong charisma.

Josie’s mask covered her face, so Claudia didn’t seem to be able to identify her.

Arnold was quick to respond, trying to deflect attention away from Josie. “She’s my assistant,” he said firmly. “She’s here to give me a status update.”

As always, Claudia was warm and kind. She glanced at Josie and said, “It must be tiring to work until this late. You two can go ahead and finish your work.”

Josie’s feet shuffled together as she tried to keep her bedroom slippers hidden.

Arnold politely asked, “Aunt Claudia, I have an urgent matter to take care of. Could we borrow your study room for a short while?”

Claudia considered Arnold’s request for a moment as she looked at the crowd. ‘T’ll have the maid take you to the study room in our guest room. There’s a computer there.”

“Sure.”

confusion. From the way Claudia spoke, it seemed like she was practically one of the

a short time. They hadn’t seen each other for a day, and now they were meeting in such an

him as they walked up the stairs. “Who was

of the Olsen family. She’s Summer’s mother.” He then continued to explain, “She’s been spending most of her time in the mountains, so she rarely meets anyone. I guess it’s normal for you not to know her.”

had gotten along so well with her

even said that she would be happy if she were her mother.

she felt utterly ashamed. How could she consider her as her

voice echoing from down the hall. “What

steps faltered nervously

to look at her

seen in a long time. He had a

standing before him was a lady in a cocktail dress. Her eyes were lowered, and her natural charisma was undeniable.

eyes darting away from her,

no longer the timid girl she used to be. She stood with her hands behind her back and smiled at him with a playful grin. “I know you did it for me,” she

kept his cool, refusing to acknowledge her claims. “No,” he said firmly.