That Day When I Got Married to My Boss at the Blind Date

“That’s a solution – leaving Wavery.” Josie clapped.

Nicole hesitated. “But… my identity card is still with him. What will happen to my job and my parents if I leave? What if he finds my parents?”

“Which is more important, your life or your job?” Dexter asked impatiently. Indecisive women had always irritated him. “Ignore your identity card – just tell the police that you lost yours and make a new one. Don’t worry about your parents. We are still here, and don’t forget about the police. He can’t do anything to them.”

He had the natural air of a leader and was used to giving orders. Nicole nodded weakly, not daring to look at him. “I’ll leave tomorrow morning. But I haven’t told my parents about this. I don’t want them to worry about me.”

Josie sighed and comforted her. “Think about that when you’re safe. Don’t let anyone know where you are going, okay?”

Nicole finally calmed down and thanked them profusely.

When they left the hotel, Dexter finally got some fresh air. Next to him, Josie sighed. “Now I know how she stayed with him for three years.”

Nicole was an indecisive woman, while Justin had been taking the lead in their relationship. It’s no wonder she’s fooled by him.

stop sighing? You’ve been doing

can get a new identity card that way. I thought

though I take private

him. “Okay, okay. Thanks a lot, Mr. Russell. I might

he would help her

for her. “Good to know that. Shall we

Justin might find her here. I’d like to

was an

room. If you are

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wait for him to beat you guys up. Is that it?” He pursed his lips and frowned. “Get

got into the car, but he didn’t ask the driver to start the engine. Instead, he closed his eyes and rested

for a moment before realizing that he meant to stay in the car

light fell on his face,

busy the entire day. Yet, before he could go home and rest, I involved him

within her. She lay down and said