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

Chapter 139 Distance Between Life and Death

Josie had a dream. She dreamt that she had arrived at Russell Group safely, and Alice pulled her as they ran forward. Alice was grumbling that Josie was too slow. Then, Josie pushed the meeting room doors open as she apologized to the leaders. Josie hurriedly turned on her laptop, explained her reasoning behind the design, and analyzed everything thoroughly. Everything went smoothly as she had imagined.

Ultimately, her design was successfully approved, and everyone clapped for her. She smiled as she looked around when she suddenly saw Dexter standing at the entrance and smirking at her.

She quickly awoke from her dream and suddenly opened her eyes. She saw a white ceiling and a nurse standing beside her bed, adjusting her IV.

“You’re awake? I’ll call the doctor.”

Josie was startled as she sized up the things in the hospital room. She saw a coat on a chair. It belonged to Dexter.

She cried out to the nurse, “Miss, what happened to me?”

“You were in an accident. Don’t move. Get up only after the effects of the anesthetic have. worn off. I’m going to call the doctor.”

Soon, the nurse returned with the doctor, who examined her. The doctor had a grave expression. “Other than your fracture, you weren’t injured badly. Rest well for a few days, and don’t move about.”

arm was in a cast at this time, and she instantly recalled that she had been hit by a car. Her elbow was the first to break her fall when she fell to the ground.

the entrance of Russell Group, and I

grabbed the corner of the nurse’s outfit. “Miss, who sent me to the hospital?

slightly shy. “The police sent you in, and your husband was dealing with your procedures. He was just here. Take a look.” The nurse took out a mirror and put it in front of Josie. “He personally cleaned the

and would panic if your face

your

on her face, her face was free

was hard

Between Life

It seemed like he also cared

had instructed that the patient in the hospital room was different, and the nurse had to take good care of

feeling downcast.