Blind Date Turned Proposal

Josie exchanged glances with Dexter before facing her father. “I’ll take care of it. Just tell me what you need,” she offered.

Paul stared at her quizzically. “Are you grounding me here? You’re really not letting me go anywhere?” he asked, befuddled.

Josie nodded and explained, “The Mason Garden is large enough for you to explore for days. Pops, you have to be content with what you have.”

Seeing his daughter’s cunning smile spread across her face, Paul jokingly asked Dexter, “Is that something a daughter would say to her father?”

Dexter’s lips curved into a warm, gracious smile. He passed Josie a cup of milk and gestured for her to finish it. “I’ll get Moses to send you back. Please take care.”

Josie’s heart started to race as she thought about the danger she had put herself into. I reckon Wyatt wouldn’t hit me out of the blue, would he?

“Okay.”

After Dexter left, Paul gave Josie a list of things he needed. In addition to his clothes, he also listed many miscellaneous items.

Paul specifically emphasized one of the items on the list. “It’s a red box placed in the first drawer of the wardrobe. You must bring it back.”

Josie looked at the list carefully. “What precious item did you put inside?”

With a loud thud, Paul knocked his walking stick on the ground, expressing his irritation. “It’s my private belonging.”

There must

“Tsk!”

teasing him after

it. It also didn’t seem like anyone had been inside the house. She went to the wardrobe and opened

box as soon as she saw it. She was curious about the

right?” Josie hugged the box in her arms, hoping that Moses would

pursed his lips into a thin line and answered, “Why would it be an

head. “Pops will

then just leave

the answer she anticipated. “I’m itching to know what’s

was rendered speechless by

it.” Josie couldn’t hold back her curiosity, so she rubbed

medical reports and other documents inside. Josie skimmed through them but

also found a stash of cash, but it only amounted to four

album were pictures dating back to when she was in middle school, which

her younger days

that there was also a medical license inside