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

Chapter 342 Don’t Venture into It

Josie felt a wave of nervousness wash over her as his eyes bore into her. “I didn’t mean to eavesdrop. I woke up and didn’t see you. I thought you had left, so I came looking for you.”

Freshly awakened, dressed in a nightgown, and with a hoarse voice, Josie emitted an innocent aura that effortlessly pacified one’s guard.

Dexter grabbed her around the waist and leaned in for a kiss, but Josie evaded, as she still felt a lingering fear. “I don’t want you to kiss me.”

The excessive sweet talk felt overwhelming, and Josie couldn’t tell if this deliberate coquettishness was a way to mask her own uneasiness.

Smitten by her coquettishness, Dexter let go of his stern demeanor and said, “Hmm, I’ll join you in bed.”

Josie rarely indulged in coquettishness, but when she did, Dexter couldn’t resist, just as she couldn’t escape when Dexter was upset.

Dexter settled her onto the bed, tucked her in with a blanket, and positioned himself beside her. He had no intention of leaving.

the initiative to break the silence. “Did you

was a domain of decisive actions, choices that left no room for negotiation. Unlike the business world, where there was space for discussion and maneuvering, his realm

was the

confided, “I heard you mention that you

time.”

intelligence and sharpness in understanding the boundaries of their conversation. With just a bedside lamp casting a soft glow, he pulled her close and asked gently. “Have you ever seen the true extent of my pluck and

shook her head,

force; he had a de-facto ability to command the respect and obedience of his

signify when Dexter asserted his dominance?

“You’re familiar with the Russell family,

had even been

both water and land territory

intricacies were always beyond Josie’s

family operated on the razor’s edge of the business world, where countless lives hung in the balance as mere pawns. They were skilled, highly trained, and operated with utmost

of half of the

shared that he had dealt with his fair share of unreasonable people in the business world, and only one incident went awry. The other party had acted