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

Chapter 608 No Need to Feel Sorry

Despite their attempts to keep the incident under wraps, today’s events had undeniably occurred.

Dexter stared intently at Josic, “Jo, there’s no need to lie to me.”

His piercing stare caused Josie to furrow her brows, quickly realizing he was aware…

“… You’re ruthless. Even if it wasn’t Morgan, I would have done the same thing,” Josie quickly explained, trying to pacify Dexter’s anger. “It wasn’t because of him…”

Dexter couldn’t help but let out a frustrated laugh. His voice turned hoarse as he spoke, “Even if it wasn’t Morgan, you should always stand by my side. Showing sympathy to the enemy is the dumbest thing to do!”

Josie’s action rendered him speechless beyond words!

Josie may not have been an expert in business or corporate meetings. Still, she should have had the simple common sense to grasp what was appropriate and expected of her in such a serious and formal environment. Regardless of her business knowledge or whether she agreed with his perspective, she should have been willing to show respect for his opinion.

Given that Morgan was representing a foreign venture capital firm, how could Josie let outsiders exploit their own people?

Or maybe she never had any intentions of supporting Dexter at all, refusing to align with him under any circumstances.

break free of

you expect me

that followed, “I brought you. here because I

speechless, her body trembling. She thought he did that simply to… declare

breath. “I’m sorry. Can you let go of me

to burden yourself with

puzzled by

his gaze on her, his words cutting through the air. “You don’t need to feel guilty about this. Business isn’t about fairness. Show the world what

despite the reprimand; however, she couldn’t help but feel a sense

to the lively cityscape outside the

Dexter as he delicately traced

instinctively recoiled, “This is

conversation had taken this unexpected

his voice filled with insinuation, “Do you think those people over

Group building, another office stood illuminated. If they