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

Chapter 556 Surpassing the Russell family

Dexter appeared to have arranged for a meeting with someone, and it didn’t take long for a meticulously dressed woman to approach. She was likely in her fifties and had a slightly plump figure.

Bowing respectfully to Dexter, she apologized, T’m sorry for being late, Mr. Russell. I just finished negotiating a project.”

Josie’s curiosity was piqued upon realizing it was a business meeting, and her impatience subsided slightly. She glanced at Dexter, waiting for him to provide further explanation.

“Please, take a seat,” Dexter said in his typical polite business voice while pouring a cup of tea for the

woman.

The woman, filled with trepidation, hesitated momentarily before sitting beside Josie.

As their eyes met, the woman exclaimed softly, “Mrs. Russell.”

Since becoming a hot topic on social media, everyone recognized Josie’s face.

a headache coming

“This is Ms. -Warner, the head of the province’s most renowned engineering

was utterly bewildered and confused by Dexter’s intention behind arranging a meeting with

extended a polite greeting to the woman before her. “Hello, Ms.

Mrs. Russell. You and your husband, Mr.

refute, but Dexter smoothly interrupted. “Thank you,” he said nonchalantly while raising his teacup, taking

shot a glare

a polite smile, chimed in, “I received the news in haste and didn’t have time to prepare a gift. How about we have dinner together tonight?

the potential benefits, saw this as a golden opportunity to collaborate. “No need,” Dexter replied indifferently. “I invited you here today to ask for your help, Ms. Warner.” “What help? Feel free to let me know; I’ll do whatever I can.” Ms. Warner

a warm gaze on Josie, “I would like you to assist in establishing the groundwork for my wife’s

but exclaim in a

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Dexter remained unfazed.

Josie, “Mrs. Russell, you have

hesitantly, “Um… I’m one of the partners,

projects has the

ourselves.” Josie implied, suggesting that they didn’t require

assistance.