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

Chapter 534 Had Dexter Rushed Into His Previous Marriage?

Heather’s humiliation was palpable. Her ears burned as she felt the disdainful stares of the crowd bore into

her.

Caesar’s jaw tightened, muscles twitching as he tried to contain his anger. “Ms. Riley,” he said, his voice tight with barely suppressed rage. “You should make up for your mistake by following Ms. Olsen’s orders.”

Heather bit her lip so hard that she tasted blood. “I will,” she responded, her voice barely above a whisper.

Heather raised the bottle of wine and approached the crowd. “More wine?” she asked, her voice small and uncertain.

“Excuse me, sir,” she called to the passersby, her voice trembling. “Would you like more wine?”

“Hello…”

air, broken only by

to offer her help to the young lady, but

a Mercedes Benz pulled up to the Olsens’ house. The driver got out and opened the door for a man in a black suit. He had a calm

excitedly, holding onto the dress as she sprinted towards him. “What happened

as she recalled what

falling on Heather, whose face was pale. His eyebrows raised

making such a big deal out of a small mistake like this?” Dexter teased, grabbing her hands and leading her into the

spread into a wide grin as she stared at their interlocked hands. Although Dexter didn’t think much of it, it made her heart swell. “Dex, it’s my birthday today,” she said sweetly. “Couldn’t you spare

her hands when they arrived before Heather. “You’ll have to face the consequences for ruining Ms. Olsen’s dress,” he announced. “Apologize to Ms. Olsen, and we’ll

her throat as she tried to process Dexter’s

up to Dexter’s, then skittered away to Summer’s. “Ms.

She knew she couldn’t make a scene. “Alright, you can go now,”

a grateful look before

to Dexter. “What took you so long? I was starting to think you weren’t coming,” she continued, her voice

sweet façade, but he kept his cool. “I wouldn’t miss your birthday. I heard Aunt Claudia has come back,” Dexter said, changing the subject. “I should go