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

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Dexter stayed with Josie in the hotel for a day. He did not deal with any work matters that day.

They stayed in bed most of the time with the curtains tightly drawn. Josie lay in bed and watched a movie while Dexter embraced her from the side. He looked at her face occasionally, watching her wholly focused on the movie. His eyes were filled with tenderness.

Suddenly, Josie’s phone beeped. She could not look away from the movie and refused to move, so she nudged Dexter. “Can you bring it to me?”

Her phone was on the bedside table. Dexter reached for the phone and unlocked the screen. It was an email. ‘Greetings and congratulations for passing our second round of interviews. The third round of interviews will be held at ten o’clock on Monday. Please arrive on time.”

Dexter frowned slightly. Josie sensed something wrong but did not look at him. “What message is it?”

He put the phone back in its place and pinched her chubby cheeks. “You’re searching for a job.”

His tone was emotionless.

Josie stopped eating potato chips and said jokingly, “I still wish to remain in this industry. Mr. Russell, please don’t ruin my career.”

but was not paying attention to it. “Which company do you wish to work in? I can arrange it

for that. I can do it myself,” Josie replied sincerely. “After all, I got into Russell Group

would not do to

His voice stood out amidst the

bedroom. He called someone on the

until Dexter returned to the room. He wore a pair of sweatpants and looked gentle and peaceful. Suddenly, he asked, “Did you accompany Mrs.

see

something for me tomorrow.” Dexter pulled out a cigarette from his case and lit it. “You will need to bid for an item. It doesn’t

“Why?”

on how old it was. “My father collected antiques, but his things dispersed everywhere after his

to him. Josie took a deep breath and

and patted her head. “I trust

about you?” Josie

“I have a meeting.”

to attend an international forum. It was near the auction venue, and reporters would be

many

stacks of A4 paper. Each was covered densely