Blind Date Turned Proposal

Moses frowned in confusion, trying to make sense of her seemingly nonsensical actions.

Josie didn’t cause any more trouble. Instead, she went straight back to Mason Garden and settled down for a nap in what had once been the master bedroom.

Although the furnishings remained the same as her first stay, the once-familiar atmosphere had long since disappeared.

It was a mix of ambiguity, sweetness, and bitterness.

The days she spent with Dexter now seemed like a distant memory to her.

Josie pulled back the curtains, inspected the room for any hidden devices, and proceeded to open the laptop that Moses had brought her. Wearing her headphones, she took out a folder from her bag.

This was what the man with a baseball cap had slipped into her bag when they accidentally bumped into each other at the hospital earlier.

The man was none other than Justin.

When Arnold had trapped her in the car, the first person she had contacted through the navigation software was Justin.

At that time, she never would have thought that there was a bomb involved. She had only asked for help with one thing. She said, “Heather’s document should still be in Sky Palace. Now that Arnold isn’t there, I need you to find a way to locate it and discreetly take it out!”

club was thrown into chaos,

then took advantage of another visit to the hospital to stage a

Heather. The records detailed every event and person she had

quickly read through it, and her finger stopped

Rachel, became isolated after entering university, living a solitary life. Josie suspected that this was a

good friend in high school named

her finger firmly on the name as

pierced the silence

she went to see a doctor

wasted no time in giving his report,

earpiece, Dexter’s voice sounded very captivating as he

“Yes.”

you tell what

then, as if remembering something, he said, “She mentioned going to visit your former

his voice gradually decreased as he finished

intense stare made Moses feel intimidated. He flinched a little when Dexter demanded, “Tell me