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

Chapter 241 Technical Issues

Josie turned to Kevan. “What’s wrong?”

Kevan took a piece of popcorn from her bucket and popped it in his mouth. “Which character do you prefer? Between the two girls, who do you like better?”

He was suddenly eager to discuss the film.

Josie glanced at the screen and answered softly, “I prefer the girl who is now scolding the other one.”

“Why? I thought you would prefer the quieter one.”

Most people would like her. She seems timid, like a rabbit. However, she secretly entered a relationship with the guy while maintaining her crumbling friendship with lies. How is she any different from the despicable male lead? Still, her good girl act must have helped endear the audience to her.

Josie smiled and explained, “Nothing would have happened if this girl did not take the initiative. Then, the drama wouldn’t have been so tragic. It is a misconception to say that love is beyond control. In actuality, love is controllable. However, what drove her to do all these was not love but the sense of vanity deep within her. She used love as an excuse for her actions. It probably stems from her low self–esteem.”

Hearing her, Kevan was unsure whether to nod in agreement. He did not expect Josie to make such a deep analysis of the characters.

out in cold sweat. Suddenly, he shouted, “Ms.

thoughts were clear

screen was gone. The other audience

had a sudden blackout in the middle

opportunity to hold Josie’s

and turned on the light, brightening the place. Someone announced, “I’m sorry, everyone! Our film projector is damaged, and we can’t continue to screen the

We paid for the

a gift as an apology. Also, please remember to keep your tickets. We will have another free screening of this movie at

tomorrow.”

the projector suddenly broke down. Unfortunately, not everyone

for one, would not be

the audience grumbled and left

has technical issues on the

his hold. She glanced at

to go

have to deal with some matters at home, so I can’t go out too long.” Then, she paused before continuing, “Thank you for