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

Chapter 634 Who Knows Who Will Win in the End

“Is that so? It seems he’s had rebellious thoughts for quite some time then. It will just be a small punishment-I won’t take his life,” Dexter spoke slowly, his words dripping with indifference while his icy gaze fixed on Wyatt. “Serve a few years in jail, then come out right. in time for retirement, perfect timing.”

Dexter recited out his potential path in life as casually as one would discuss what to have for dinner. The chilling certainty in his voice sent shivers down Wyatt’s spine.

Wyatt had been in this room for what felt like an eternity, pleading relentlessly to the man. before him, even resorting to kneeling and enduring humiliation. However, he still couldn’t change Dexter’s mind. Each attempt had chipped away at Wyatt’s once unyielding spirit, leaving only a shred of dignity behind.

“My father’s health is in poor condition, Dex,” Wyatt’s voice wavered, desperation seeping through. “Once he goes to jail, his life is over.”

The plea for compassion fell on deaf ears, and all Wyatt received in response was Dexter raising his gaze with a distant, detached expression.

“Dex…” Wyatt choked on his words.

Dexter retracted his leg, not bothering to look up again. “Go home. Don’t sacrifice yourself for someone like your father,” he uttered, his tone laced with a blend of disdain.

said. Dexter was resolute in

must have known about this and even agreed; otherwise, Wyatt wouldn’t have come here to plead so

time really going to be just for a few years?” Wyatt slumped to

again, trembling with disappointment, “I knew you pushed the Carter family over a cliff. I just didn’t expect that you wouldn’t even spare your own family.” As the weight of Dexter’s cruelty and indifference settled in, the room. seemed to grow colder, matching the

abruptly. He stared at Wyatt. “What did you

the Southern Wavery Prison, isn’t he? I doubt he will ever come out again in this lifetime,” Wyatt’s smile twisted into a sinister grin, and his

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done is right. Dex, you deserve the worst. I’d love

an cerie silence as the weight of Wyatt’s accusations hung heavily in the air. Josie sensed that something dangerous was about to unfold. She was about to step in and defuse the situation. Still,

to crash into the corner of the wall, and he clutched

You know best what kind of people they are. Yet, you sympathize with them.” Dexter smoothed out the creases in his trousers, showing little

seem so indignant. Does Arnold know about this? How about I send you to him. tomorrow and tell him there’s a loyal and devoted dog who wants to serve