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

Chapter 64 Put on a Show with Her

Dexter frowned slightly as he watched the woman before him suddenly get agitated.

Josie felt the surrounding gazes and gave him a meaningful glance as she was being humiliated. React a little, man!

“I said I had too much to drink.” Dexter was slightly impatient and anxious as he defended himself.

“How could you sleep with her if you had too much to drink? I think you just wanted to have an affair. Even if I give up seven years of my life for a dog, the dog will guard my house. What about you? I stayed with you through tough times, and you’re fooling around with other women now that you’re better off! What do you treat me as?!”

Josie spoke tearfully. She was in character and threw her cup on the floor. She watched the woman in a red dress at the bar out of the corner of her eye.

The woman dropped what she was doing and looked over.

“It was an accident. I love you. You love me too, don’t you? Why can’t we put this behind us and start afresh?!”

Pff

admiration when she heard it. He’s

start afresh? When I see you now, all I think about is you and that

“Josie!”

“Beat it!”

privately signaled Dexter, and he returned to normal as he

car parked by the roadside and immediately took out his laptop. He cleared

start.”

“Mr. Russell, are you done with your

“… Mm. I am.”

Soon, the woman in

It’s not

looked up tearfully. “Thank you… Actually, I want to forgive him. These seven years are too important to me, but I

a woman who had been

curved, and she gave Josie a glass of wine. “You don’t have to feel sad or regret. Men are like this. They love you when they need you and

the way.

am the boss of this café. You can call me Ms. Jones.” Ms. Jones had an elegant demeanor and was slightly unbridled. “I thought you’two were very well–matched when I saw you walking in, but I never thought

smile, but she silently felt apologetic

happily to Ms. Jones in the café. Around

Russell. How is my

on the video call. He taunted her coldly, “It’s