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

Chapter 364 Punishment

Josie shoved him away. “Leave!” she demanded, her eyes flashing with anger.

But she had no say in their relationship. “Leave?” he sneered.

His hands were inches away from her chest.

Her pajamas fell open with a slight tug on the knot of her belt. She was pushed onto the bed, her hands pinned above her head by the man’s strong grip. His lips were like fire on her neck, leaving two red marks in their wake.

It wasn’t a kiss but a vicious bite.

Josie’s face twisted in disgust as she raised her arms to slap Dexter, but he easily pinned her down. “Have you gone insane?” she yelled.

In the dim light, she noticed that he wasn’t wearing their wedding ring.

Dexter loosened his grip and followed her darting eyes. “You must like Arnold Carter,” he said, his voice deep and menacing.

Josie felt a surge of anxiety pin her into place as she froze.

dripped with venom as

a moment’s hesitation, he ripped off her pajamas and roughly fell on top of

The next day.

was obscured by a thick mist that covered the mountains in the distance, and the sound of raindrops beating on the leaves

weather forecast predicted that the thunderstorm would last

at the wall in daze, lost in thought. After a few moments, she sighed and got up, slowly

body ache as if her bones had been shaken apart and roughly put back together. Her forehead furrowed into a deep scowl as she

went three rounds with her while she was awake, but

next time, she could only feel her body aching all over. The man was gone, and a bitter emptiness coiled around her

her meal. When the maids saw her, they all averted their

for air. She closed her eyes and took a deep

buzzed, and

reached your her colleague’s voice rang through the

eyes

“What are you talking about?” she asked, her voice shaking. “I

the office bulletin board,” her colleague uttered. “It says you were

she glanced around the room. Her eyes landed on the car keys on the table. They must be Dexter’s. She snatched them up and darted into the garage. “Explain slowly,” she called our as she turned the