Blind Date Turned Proposal

“Dexter, you know we never signed a prenuptial agreement. If we divorce, you’re not subject to paying me any alimony,” Josie said playfully, holding her face thoughtfully.

It was New Year’s, and Josie wanted to amuse him with her witty response. “You’re quite the expert at calculations, aren’t you, Josie?” Dexter teased, looking at her with affection.

She gave him a playful doe-eyed look. “The Russell family’s legal team never loses. You can ask them,” Dexter confidently stated, knowing they wouldn’t let her take a single penny.

“You seem disappointed. Do you really want a divorce?”

Dexter sealed her words with a kiss as if he couldn’t get enough of her.

Breathless from the kiss, Josie repeatedly shook her head, signaling she didn’t want a divorce.

In this gap. Dexter suddenly lost his focus for a moment. He remembered the divorce agreement he had signed with Paul… Hopefully, that agreement will never be brought up.

As the day passed peacefully, the couple and Paul gathered at Russell Manor to celebrate the New Year together.

Henry still appeared upset, evident from his expression. Still, with the cheerful atmosphere and many people around, the anger eventually dissipated.

After the New Year’s Eve celebration, Josie hurried to the courtyard to play with fireworks. Dexter joined her, looking at her dotingly as if Josie were his daughter.

suddenly said, “I don’t think we should have a daughter together.”

against having

to let her go

a glimpse into the distant future, spanning over twenty

from the fireworks that had fallen onto his

her heartbeat and instantly leaned forward,

fireworks seemed to stretch on forever. Eventually, Josie was

heard his hypnotizing hoarse voice saying, “Jo, our third year together is

two years had flown by, and Josie’s heart was pounding with

then, Dexter’s phone in his pocket suddenly rang. She took it

glanced at the phone before reaching out to answer it.

a feeling that he

pressure.

she approached him.

was a strange cryptic look in his eyes, making it hard for

a smile. The office has some last-minute matters to deal with. Tonight, I may have to leave

breathed a sigh of relief. She thought

down and gave her a tight hug. “Wait for