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

Chapter 309 Deadlock

Wavery had no shortage of wealthy young men and luxury cars. However, most cared about their family reputation, so few dared to use their authority as blatantly as Dexter did and sealed off the highway. He drove recklessly and way above the speed limit.

Josie’s face was pale. She keenly sensed the car’s dangerous speed and gripped the seatbelt tightly. clenching her teeth to prevent herself from shouting out loud.

The car finally stopped at Mason Garden. Josie fought back the urge to puke and gritted her teeth as she looked at him. Her eyes flashed with hatred. “Dexter, are you insane?”

Dexter was furious. He gripped her chin and tilted it. I usually don’t care about someone’s life, but unfortunately, you are my wife. We haven’t divorced. I don’t want to be made a widower while I’m still young. It’s bound to be humiliating

He spoke rapidly as if running away from something.

Josie looked into his eyes as if looking at a stranger. After a while, she raised her hand and slapped his face with all her might.

her slap. Then, he looked back at her and licked his lips, looking alluring but dangerous. At the same time, he did not hesitate but opened the front

her.” He would

without hesitation or a backward glance and sped

left, Josie could no longer hold back her tears. She struggled free from the servant’s hold and crumpled to the floor, bursting into

to Mason Garden the following few days and behaved as usual. However, he never took a step into their bedroom. Anyone

but Josie was still awake.

outside. When Josie finally fell into a light sleep, the phone by her pillow suddenly buzzed

up the phone and saw that it

in the middle of

hovered above the screen, unsure whether to accept the call. The call was like Pandora’s box. She had no idea what would happen if

for a while before stopping by

put the phone away. However, it suddenly rang again. Her hand shook, and her heart pounded from

for nearly half an hour. Josie looked at

was persistent. The constant buzzing