Blind Date Turned Proposal

Mark took a deep breath and gently patted Arnold’s hand. “All these years, you have been caring for Summer. Thank you.”

“What are you talking about? She was my sister before, and now she’s my wife. Naturally, I will take care of her.”

“All right then. I’ll handle the repercussions brought on by the Securities Regulatory Commission for you.” Mark decided after a moment of contemplation.

Dexter raised his eyebrows slightly, and a hint of coldness flashed in his eyes.

Josie understood as well. With one of their daughters married to Arnold, the Olsen family essentially secured a peaceful life for the rest of their lives.

Mark truly loved Summer. Josie could feel it. It was what a father could do for his daughter.

Mark exuded an aura of calm and dignity, a testament to his years of struggle and perseverance. It was as if no matter what happened, he was there to protect his daughter.

Josie gazed at Mark and was lost-in-thought.

If my guess is correct, how should I face all of this?

After giving his earnest advice, Mark turned to Laura and added, “Zach is quite worrisome too. Keep a close eye on him.”

nodded to show she

the housekeeper brought over a bowl of soup.

it and went back into

wanted to say something to Heather, but

“I came to the Olsen family to

initial fondness for Josie had completely vanished when Heather returned.

at Dexter. “You

of his housekeeper, and

she looked worriedly at

of her hand in a comforting manner. “Go take a bath and have a good sleep.” “Dex, I don’t want to.” She gripped Dexter’s wrist tightly. There was a

not doing anything wrong.

affection in those words caused Laura to look

all. She wished she could peel off the skin from Dexter’s face. Pretending that her foot hurt, she said, “I’ll leave as

relief. “I was scared to death just now. I really thought

a tantrum. She still needs to rely on the Olsen family for support.” Josie saw through it. After a pause, she continued, “Mark seems to spoil her a lot. After all, she’s his daughter. But speaking of it, Zach really lacks a sense of presence. I used to think that in such a family, boys

country. Josie furrowed her brows as if she had thought of something, but in the

rain showed no signs of stopping outside. Laura went into the bathroom to take a shower while Josie, who was feeling stifled in the room, decided to go out