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

Chapter 285 Plan Early

Josie was slightly embarrassed and didn’t join in.

Xanthe kept looking at her. “You should give birth while you’re young. You can’t tie men like Mr. Russell down without children. What do you think, Mrs. Russell?”

Everyone revealed their cards. Xanthe won.

Josie couldn’t retaliate. She immediately lost her stack of casino tokens.

“I’m not in a rush. I’m confident. It’s sad to see women tying men down by having children.” She didn’t back down. Only Xanthe understood Josie’s taunting.

Xanthe sneered.

The servers replenished her casino tokens. Josie was surprised. “I don’t want anymore.”

“I understand. Mr. Russell instructed us to do so. He means for you to play as much as you want. He will

support you.”

Everyone was surprised at how much Dexter doted on his newly-married wife.

an awful expression, and Josie felt much

she was terrible at poker. She lost two stacks of casino tokens in less than two hours. Everyone repeatedly teased Josie that Dexter

smiled, but she

she wasn’t paying for it, she had lost a lot of money,

amount, Josie picked up her bag and bid everyone farewell. Mrs. Langman was slightly embarrassed. “Thank you for

forced a smile and shook her head. “No

her cigarette. “Let me leave with you, Mrs.

Oriental was brightly lit. The two women were

Josie looked like her daughter standing next to her. “My car is waiting for me downstairs. I’ll be leaving, Ms. Quorn.” Josie said as she left the private room. “Why? You were quite shrewd just now. Don’t you dare to face me now?”

phone. It was from Dexter. I just got

back today? Josie

“Did

cell phone when your

my farmily. Have you forgotten? As expected, your memory declines as you age. I recommend eating more

was taken aback, and she laughed in her rage. She crossed her arms before her. “I won’t

Josie felt wary.

terrible person, but Josie’s good impression of Xanthe immediately disappeared when she found out that

son.

were both Xanthe’s sons. Why did she

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