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

Chapter 252 You Must Leave

The ceremony had come to an end, and Josie’s phone had been buzzing incessantly in her pocket. However, given the solemn ambiance, she opted to ignore the pesky buzzing.

Noticing her uneasiness when nobody was looking. Dexter seized the opportunity and signaled for the servant to accompany Josie out. Then, he whispered, “Can you handle it on your own?”

Nodding her head, Josie muttered. Isn’t he the one who insisted on taking charge no matter how impossible the situation may be?

Upon leaving the door. Josie wasted no time checking her phone.

To her surprise, all the messages were from Arnold. She dialed his number and asked, “What’s wrong? Did something happen?”

The voice on the other end sounded stern. “Did you follow Dexter and return to the Russell family estate?”

Josie was caught off guard by the question, “How did you know? Did you bug me or something?”

However, Arnold wasn’t in a playful mood and said authoritatively. “You must leave there today. I’m not joking.

Josie puzzled, “Why?

the ceremony was over, they would leave and go home to have

she leaves the Russell family

say, Josie. Remember, before becoming Dexter’s wife, you were yourself

comprehend Arnold’s arbitrary behavior. Before she could delve

led Josie to a

dismissing the servant, Josie took a seat on a stone bench in front of the

marked Josie’s first official meet-and-greet with the Russell family. Despite the friendly and kind. treatment she received, she couldn’t shake off the feeling

of being Dexter’s partner and a member of the esteemed Russell

her best to emulate the poise of Dexter and Wyatt, but somehow, she still came across as reserved. To

a few more books, naively believed she could stand on equal footing with others. But life is

shackles of their social class, especially women. Love pales in significance when

she fully understood as

a

after, Dexter returned to see

the table. Josie figured it must be the report card

Dexter.

Dexter had taken it seriously. His determination to