Blind Date Turned Proposal

Chapter 629 Your Ex Wasn’t Responsible

“You’ve already won in life, so you can say whatever nonsense you want,” the woman huffed, expressing her reluctance to accept Josie’s explanation. “You used all kinds of petty tricks to win Dexter’s heart. None of us here are lacking in terms of physical appearance. The only thing that helped you get the title of Mrs. Russell is your luck.

Her words exposed her immaturity and envy towards Josie, leaving her baffled and flustered. She couldn’t hold in her laughter in the end.

“Why are you laughing?”

She laughed because she knew Dexter didn’t care about appearance.

“What you say about me doesn’t reflect who I truly am. They only reflect your character and your lack of class,” Josie chuckled at the end of her sentence. She didn’t want to explain any further.

Josie left the pantry with her cup of warm water. She had grown more resilient to the opinions of others.

She didn’t let their opinions get to her.

“You’re such a bigmouth! Don’t you have anything better to do?” Larry finally went into the pantry to reprimand them after Josie left.

“Mr. Peeple…”

meeting continued for another four hours after lunch. Josie’s

room, Josie secretly texted Dexter. He replied,

any further insults after losing face earlier.

caught in her throat when she saw the message. She replied, ‘I actually

sent another message, ‘I really can’t tell.”

conversation ended there.

would have to continue their discussions for the next two days due to the complexity of the issues related to their

him around all day, Josie realized

meeting minutes when they arrived at Dexter’s office. “Mrs. Russell, you’re really talented. Our secretaries could use

“You’re flattering me.”

he continued to praise Josic. “I’m only speaking the truth,” he said. “Why don’t you return to work with the Russell Group? I believe this is where

Josie couldn’t help

that she would be required to monitor the progress at the construction site and wouldn’t be free

a simple mistake in the last meeting? It

in his laughter, amused by the way Dexter expressed his jealousy

mouth and left