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

Chapter 469 Laura’s Disappearance

Laura was still a no-show at the studio today. Josie had been trying to reach her to discuss some design details, but her calls went unanswered.

Alice leaned in, curiosity evident on her face, “Still no luck getting in touch with her?”

Josie nodded, growing increasingly concerned. It had been since the opening day that she last saw Laura. While it wasn’t mandatory for her as the boss to be present at the studio daily, Josie knew that Laura had always been dedicated to the studio’s success and business. It was highly unusual for her to disappear like this.

Recalling the injury she had noticed on Laura’s arm during their last encounter, Josie felt unease. It had been days since she saw that injury, and she hadn’t heard from Laura since then.

“Never mind, I’ll go find her,” Josie said, feeling restless. She quickly packed up and left the studio.

But as she reached the elevator, the doors opened slowly, revealing a familiar figure. Josie was taken aback, “Zac… Olsen?”

Since Josie had last laid eyes on him, he appeared noticeably more worn-out today, evident from the stubble on his chin and his disheveled appearance.

He walked past Josie, made a beeline for the studio, and searched the premises. Josie trailed behind him and inquired, “What are you looking for?”

here?” he asked

about to ask you the same thing.

expression darkened, and the

and asked sharply, “What did you

hadn’t been happy, and it didn’t take much

I lost control and accidentally

suspecting that this accident might not

the first

eye contact and turned

understood. Anger surged, and she pulled out her phone, muttering, “Men

a hand through his hair and closed his

refused

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and flung her phone aside, saying, “You have all these powerful connections

Zac had already checked

a car and headed straight for Norsturham. The mountainous area was rough, with numerous blind spots in the surveillance cameras. They searched along the route and discovered she

was an undeveloped and incredibly remote

furrowed her brow. She had heard stories about Laura’s love for outdoor adventures. Whether it was skydiving, bungee jumping from mountaintops, or climbing in snowy regions… she had a daring spirit that bordered on seeking