Blind Date Turned Proposal

The word ‘all’ felt somewhat elusive.

Josie snuggled in his arms, feeling a sense of relief and comfort. “I’m happy everything’s sorted out.”

She intentionally left out the phone call issue because she knew once the text message was sent successfully, Dexter would handle it.

“You won’t have to deal with situations like today again,” Dexter said gently, brushing the hair off her face. “I’m sorry for putting you through that.”

Josie’s sleepiness gradually faded, and she playfully remarked, “So, did you hire a call girl today?”

The female workers at Mandarin Oriental Hotel were skilled and well-trained to captivate men. If Josie were to be compared with them, she wouldn’t stand a chance. But fortunately, she didn’t need to.

Dexter chuckled softly, no longer as distant as he was a moment ago. “Moses grabbed the wrong phone; it was just a misunderstanding. I didn’t hire any call girl.”

While looking at his chiseled face under the dimmed light, Josie’s finger traced his cheek, brimming with affection. “And you won’t in the future, right?”

“I won’t.”

She smiled.

upon the aftermath of Dexter’s wrath on the front page of Daily Wavery – a story of a college

engrossed in

glanced up in surprise as Laura sauntered into the office, rocking high heels and a dark green fitted skirt that showcased her long legs, exuding the allure of a temptress even in the bone-chilling

thought you were going to hand this studio

lips curved into a playful smile as she nudged her. “You wish! I’ve invested a good chunk

through Laura’s. “Where have you

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on the reliant expression on Josie’s face. A hint of hesitation flickered

the studio

beamed at her. “Devotion

settled down, each with a cup of

and walked into the site and stopped the Carter Group’s construction. Did

no defenses against her and answered honestly, “They were using shoddy materials, and I had to

a big deal. You were so insistent on stopping them

Laura’s tone trailed off.