Chapter 391 Like a Late Friend
Josie was slightly in a daze. She didn’t understand why Mark agreed so readily.
“If I may be so bold, Mr. Olsen, what moved you?”
Mark lifted his head slightly and sized her up with the light. “Aren’t you happy that I’m investing?”
“I am, but I don’t understand.”
The corners of his mouth twitched, but he didn’t avoid her question. “You resemble a late friend.”
As it turned out, it was really because of this.
Josie was smart. At such a stage, she could only accept it wholeheartedly. Everything would be alright if they had the money. She didn’t mind that she looked like his late friend. She would even be willing to act as that person.
“It’s my honor to resemble your late friend, Mr. Olsen. She revealed a smile.
who the late friend was, but she felt it was too pushy to
calm. It was a tender yet affectionate scene as they looked at each other. Although Mark was older, he was dignified. She almost forgot his
private room and witnessed such
being late.” Many people noticed
she saw Dexter. She could
still playing with the wineglass
before he walked to Mark. He took off his coat and gave it to a waiter before sitting down. “You’re here
“Wyatt looked for
in what capacity she was standing next to
slipped up while Arnold and I
Josie thought to
only natural for me
time, Dexter changed the topic
Mark.
rude next time.” Dexter’s fingers touched the wineglass
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