Blind Date Turned Proposal

She was now the owner of a company, so it was entirely reasonable for her to attend such an event, and no one would find it strange

When Josie arrived, the fashion show had already begup She walked in holding a purse and a magazine. sitting up straight in the front row, drawing the attention of the fashion and entertainment elite seated around her.

Sometimes at fashion shows, people weren’t so much for used on the runway but on the audience

Josie attentively watched for a few minutes, clearly heating whispers from behind

“Am I seeing things, or is that Josie Warren!”

“Yes, it’s definitely her. Why is she even allowed at an event like this?”

“Could it be another case of her sleeping her way in?”

There were low chuckles from behind, but Josie paid them no mind. After playing with her phone for a while, she seemed to find it boring and opened the magazine, engrossing herself in its pages.

However, a few sets of eyes remained fixed on her back.

“Liana, she’s Dexter’s ex-wife. Shouldn’t you teach her a lesson?”

a

Dexter divorcing her was a

there were clearly different levels, and Heather was undoubtedly

seated and gazed at Josie’s

fallen from grace. You have nothing to fear from

Instead, she tried to pacify everyone by saying, “Let’s just get along peacefully. Dexter wouldn’t be happy if he found out.”

doesn’t still have feelings for that cunning fox, does he?” The crowd

lips, her competitive spirit ignited. “No, it’s just that Dexter simply doesn’t like to mention her. Maybe he feels

or unintentionally mentioned Josie, but Dexter often furrowed his brow and

sure whether he genuinely loathed Josie or if it was more about the pain the latter caused him. With time, she

truly better than her in every way, Liana. You’re slimmer, and your aura is more captivating. In short, you

the end, she couldn’t even muster

as her, but she had all the right curves. She didn’t leak weak when she smiled Instead, her smile was full

something Heather had imitated for a long time but couldn’t quite capture its essence