Blind Date Turned Proposal

The sound of water continued.

Josie pursed her lips and turned to leave.

There weren’t many servants in the Mason Garden now, so she could move around freely. What surprised her was that the furnishings in the study had hardly changed, and all the documents were still there. Even some confidential items were untouched, and their codes remained unchanged.

Josie was taken aback.

In the past, Dexter had been careless around her, and even now, it seemed to be the same.

She didn’t turn on the lights. Sitting in front of the computer, she quickly searched for the content she needed. She only sent a portion of the information and then cleared the history.

What does the downfall of the Carter Group have to do with Rivodia? Morgan, businesspeople are driven by profit. I know you are using me, but we both need to be cautious.

She lowered her head to send a message, fully aware of the situation between the two of them.

Morgan was typing away. As she waited for a response, there was a sudden click. The study was bathed in bright light, and she found herself in full view of the man standing at the doorway.

He was dressed in silk pajamas, his hair still wet. His gaze was cold as he asked slowly, “What are you looking for?”

forcing herself to remain calm. “My computer suddenly crashed, so I used

against the door. Whether he

she walked past him, she

couldn’t walk away. His large hand landed on her wrist, forcefully pulling her into

his icy lips touched her ear.

“You startled me by showing up so

she decided to stop wasting

“What did you send?”

“Work documents.”

has a blocking feature. Would you like me to show

shuddered. The man behind her was like a venomous snake, capable of biting her at any

Dexter stayed. His large, scorching hand encircled her slender waist, exploring bit by bit before finally

said, “We once had a child,” as

Josie’s heart resurfaced, and her eyes stung with unshed tears. “It’s in

and a sudden

many children with Heathers in the future. The one we had shouldn’t be remembered by

tightened his grip,