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

Chapter 470 Dreams of Youth

One of the employees recognized Zac and inquired, “Isn’t that the young master of the Olsen family? Ms. Warren, do you know him?”

“Is he good-looking?” Josie asked, diverting the conversation with an offhand question.

“Not just good-looking, but also loaded. Unfortunately, he’s taken.”

“There’s nothing unfortunate about it. Being married to someone like him would be a disaster,” Josie responded, her annoyance and restlessness palpable.

Later, heavy rain began to pour down over Wavery. The raindrops hammered against the dark sea incessantly.

The news came from Zac that a helicopter had been dispatched for the search.

In recent days, Dexter had been swamped, practically living at the Russell Mansion. He held marathon meetings while the employees burned the midnight oil to plan. Josie had no clue about his current activities. Still, she felt something significant was unfolding at the Russell Mansion.

While making the phone call, Larry handed Dexter the final confirmation list for his review.

Dexter quickly glanced at it while answering a personal call.

caller ID, his lips curled into a faint smile, and his gaze momentarily lifted, but his voice remained chilly.

on the other end hesitated before

furrowed his brow and finally glanced out the window, observing

twenty-four hours. Dexter nodded in agreement, “Hmm, make sure to bundle up and

from the other end, clearly dissatisfied with

got straight to the point, “Laura is in Norsturham, and she’s gone missing for

“I have no idea.”

this matter, no matter how

their argument, Josie

extremely treacherous, and the rain is pouring

intentions, Dexter played dumb, maintaining a patient expression as if urging

“Hmm?”

weather was a precursor to this

side, Larry noticed a tinge of frustration in Dexter’s demeanor. His unusual emotion

utter the words seeking his assistance. It

I’ll hang up then.” Josie finally

set down his pen, and

voice

passed the documents to Larry, and

“Sure thing.”