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

Chapter 663 Offending Mrs Russell

Once the culprit stepped up and admitted her guilt, the manager understood it would result in the girl’s downfall.

For subordinates, having their supervisor’s support was something to be grateful for. Still, if the supervisor refused, the subordinate’s problem wasn’t their concern or responsibility.

Ruby quivered in fear. Her previous arrogance towards Josie had now vanished.

She dared not lift her head and meet his eyes in Dexter’s overpowering presence.

“I’m sorry for my actions, Mr. Russell. I didn’t know my place and offended Mrs. Russell. You can punish me however you think is appropriate!” Ruby apologized in a flutter, bowing deeply.

Dexter gave her a cold stare and asked, “Which university do you attend?”

Ruby glanced at his expression and stuttered, “…D… D University.”

Their eyes briefly met that moment, sending a shiver down Ruby’s spine.

With just a few glances, this man towering over her could see right through a person’s social background. And she knew nothing about him…

dominance of power was terrifying and humbling, making Ruby feel

gaze away and instructed Larry, “Check if there’s such a person at D

was about to take out his phone when Ruby suddenly blurted out, “Mr. Russell…

this time, reflecting

left her lips, the manager shot a disapproving look at Ruby, astonished that she would lie in

mask of authority. He effortlessly

won’t end well,” he cautioned with a subtle, barely noticeable. parting of his lips. “it’s best to

that Dexter’s influence in the nightlife scene

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his mind,

it appeared

out of hand, the manager quickly said, “Mr. Russell, please give her a chance. She’s young and new to all

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manager attempted to excuse Ruby’s misconduct by

huh? I suppose so. I mean, what

manager forced a smile.

suddenly changed his tone, “since you’re working here, it doesn’t matter if you’re a college student or

Ruby’s heart sank.

raised his hand slightly, motioning

the story of a college student’s downfall,